... in tile ltte vmc- a -c Ito Itlle Arrtie Seas, we ?? (lo hetter than h give 111v i ;oilohieg, modimle of p-rodcciccg Sclil I salads 0, sip l fo ioi smta aritiele in i lai o tnumbur of tlll dwirmial ot ?? anec twi);; cm ftlree d(ia! hoi lnis5 smdle of Nv ...

... INI)(AN C(LSS-,A NEW SALAD. -Three or four years Shlt(e, s6in1C grailns of Indiall cress (sisynt- biat oicndiir'n, Uin i.) were sent fronm the Islo of Frarne to the lardits (1li tot, and havinr, tuilti- plied exceedingly, were tried as salad for tic table, ...

... pirevent his migratitigr, lie sasata ii thud rani at itt srithutit 0themi, atnd haS taceat 'ffIbis cuat itttl tinter, ritu salad LI it for hlsf a pint of gin. At tllC tritc aaflis iicatls .1lie was callting a penny piroutionle i, ctalled that- aa Qutizzical ...

... seen them served in six different forms-the bread !y made from themn-the soup thickened with them- k- fried potatoes-potato salad, and potato dump- lings ; and lastly, potato cheese, which, besides being extremely palatable, will keep some years. CS MARUTtAGE ...

... Jacques) and its neighbourltood. At a few minutes to five o'clock the hollow rimbling of the rude vehicle, caitled a Panier a Salade, in which prisoners are conveyed in Paris, announced theapproachi ot the condemnted, and in effect the escort, and the prisoner ...

... beef, 10 surloins, rumps anod til ribs of beef, 45 dishes ofoliell-fialit tiO ditto ofniashed gr a utd oilier Itotatoes, bo salads, 140 jellies, 50 blanc i4 r nongns, 40 dishiesof tarts, qremoiind J0 do. ofiorange a e snd otlartoortles, 60 ditto ofmince ...

... oracle. There are masters for every accomaplishment and for every one in life. There was a professor who taught people to make salad; there was ano- ther who taught people to eat soup without swal- lowing dile spoon ; there was ansother who taught ladies to ...

... be sowtn, bitt in a field, or external bed, in a spot more open than ?? garden, it possible ; celery, radishes, lettuces, salading, anid all the best brocolis, may be sown occasionally. 'Ilte Cape brocoli wvill be required early for the autumni; tile ...

... trenchos, to be filled it and eartbed up for blanching. Endive.-Transplant on a sloping bank or warnil border. Riadishes and Salad.-Sow periodically, as wanted to succeed other crops. Turnips.-Sow for a full crop. Iloe anid clean crops already up. Kidii ...

... ond let themi dry in beaps, or Iny thorm nt once in tiry store-rooms or sheds to ripon for win- ter StoreS. Continue Sowing Salads, Onions for pulling in spring, Lottuce, &c. Blrncio E'n)dive, eartb up Celary, ond Lontione the i operations in Kitchen Garden ...

... Sowing of lettuce seed for succession, and ut planting out lettuce-plants goton as usual, end tying d up tos to be blanched for salad. m iseowg of peas, carrots, and other main or succes. m a sion crops, go on as usual. heSo, also, the oeing eand thinning of ...

... moderately thin; cover lightly, and if the land is dry and light in quality, tread the seed in. Sow spinach, radish, and s6mall salads for succes- sion crops, Lettuc es of all descriptions may be tr ansplanted, and seed oflthe various kiids sows r for a successioi ...