... contains. So we eat something more nilr tritive along with our rice or potatoes —we add fat to our cabbage —we enrich our salad with vegetable oil—eat our cauliflower? with melted butter—and beat up potatoes and cabbage together into a nutritious kol-cannon ...

... subject by placing before his hearers the caterer in a pic-nic party, who had prepared a large Cauldron into which he put meat, salad, lobsters, champagne, and other provisions, and in consequence of mixing all together, the whole was objectionable. Such was ...

... sir, had a dinner party in early-spring, when lettuce is a rarity, ami of course he had lettuce. He is a capital hand at a salad, and he dressed it. The guests ate it, and-sir—well, sir, I must hasten to the end of the story. Godey said to the new girl ...

... retained the God save the ljueen that forms the last line our play! •ills. Pointed Remark. —The Athena it says of the author of Salad for the Social —lie appears to be, in fact, mere pair of seis.-ors—with this difference in favour the seizors, tiial has ...

... home. Deprived of extraneous fibre, it is neither indigestible nor difficult to masticate. With acids and condiments, makes a salad which an educated palate cannot help relishing; and powerful and condensed heat-inaking and anti-scorbutic food it has no rival ...

... and lend it.—A fool's, win gold and end it.—A gambler's win gold and lose it-**—A wise man's, win gold and use it.—Salad for the Social. A Narrow Escape.—A party of riggers who were sent on board the wrecked packet-ship New York, had a narrow ...

... thundering in our ears the solemn ques tion, what shall it profit a man to gain the whole world, and lose his own soul V—Salad for the Social ...

... Whichcote. 66. Onions, a bunch of 6, Autumn sown, first prize 2s„ Mr. S. Wilkinson, Jun., Second ditto Is., Rev. J. King. 67. Salad, basket, sorts, first prize 35., C. Chaplin, Esq. Second ditto 25., Sir T. Whichcote. GB. Vegetables, ditto ditto, 45., A Willson ...

... extravagance the dishes said nave called down reprimand from certain high quarters. One single dish, of novel invention, called Salade Russe, is reported to liave cost the exorbitant sunt five thousand francs, being composed of couli« of every kind of fish ...

... creamed; 40 dishes of almond pastry, 30 dishes orange and other tourtes, Cbantilljr baskets, dishes of mince pies, and 66 salads. The Removes.—Bo roast turkeys, 9 leverets, 80 pheasants, 24 geese, dishes partridges. 15 dishes of wild fowl, and 2 pea fowls ...

... of oysters, puff pastry of lobsters, and loiter fritters. Second Service—Lobster dressed, oyiteis in bread crumbs, lobster salad, cream of vanille, Charlotte Russe pudding, thin pastry in leaves, Parisian almond cake, surprised ham, raspberry tarts, apple ...

... Greaves prepared a salad for dinner, mi'l unfortunately, when she plucked the materials for the salad- in the garden, she gathered with them quantity of green leaves from plant of monkshood. l»oth she and her husband ate heartily of th ...