... s'slctnbnvs nt Si log fruits iii a p I mlii' ut - Wiisi diii ii? si so did it P the Fri hi - i ii'' i/i i'll ?a, fm'ea:a vase-f salad, I tici e is ?? P I Ic tepeateel, osore thati once, I sits tile It * iii iii) lip its the great pressure rasinul Isint, lie ...

... LwoiPortrail. of novel and highly pleasin, elict, ie wvhich the light, like Rembhranslt's, beart B , 1 ill jimpor- tion to thie salade, hilt vfithout being spotly. Ill 1, the Chief if Mlee Alacdonell's, it strikes forriby onil his tace, and mildly aimg his ...

... gal iad I' ilfl iat Ilout ;I it ll LISt CLII ths ticlarat. He re- I a fuised, hblt sile gave hills a hit of 11 piulh, andi salad lie' ?? Cx- IletisI gal. Sil thten ?? last, LIiii1 le falaimeal lier,' sil h b10111) thle razor in ll , his lali. Site1 110111 ...

... n at tile present mo. :Iestt statint, that no peace will- be )miadu %vitii give- d~ unti that power surrenders thie French salad, of GsatlalouPC z 1Ve hive given several additional extra ts Iroin the c Berlit Papers to tile 3d instant, brought, b ' tfei ...

... e'goo i' ?? r in Which fe arr en'a ge h rih ~ of hlch-iou Istely ?? nma: f ny proofs in the batties ne-r Leipsic;'on theec salad igsh inst.a lay. ,inssecluc nac tg ,r~eqae~stfor you of she irngz; my oiasr7 , the Ilonours of i Granel (rosis, and coniasiaier ...

... an floated upon the Saints, in constituting those Fren hbmen 'c *>s bl lated thcrc. ]P. sine, all Lis coduct S i I f las salade it oiur duly to 1eon ;der theeie acts of aggi'cssiln as a' declaratlin Of wari to which it is both'our dignity and interest ...

... preparc'he vwood't'r that 4 edifice, and that the process, or, at least, a pait g'-of the process, was enibeoldig 'it with. salad. . allowing it to remain in that state, buried a con- siderable tpith inltbe eartb} for twelve months; and that the place had ...

... Paarticolarly in the country, Is; so greatI, and the Et endeav~oirs of tlte etacodes of the ?? aninatftld, rhat lseople's salads a.re kepat its continsual alarmn Ai Lille, itowever, e- titew reports have lied no effeict whantever, arid. a discharged Oficber ...

... tlhe most T'tgbrpe ashtocrotions are produced. -~my dumb-wvaiter is ndlemnlred, because it wi-ll not answver;, and when the salad Rappears, Jramo congaled with Let2 us endeamoutr -to do without .sTora7 7. flie Genius of Ortkography Frowns in vain: pting ...

... they clearedaway, and put down apple tarts, in compari- .r's son of,~Whlch our village pastry are, models of excellence, some salads.eaten without seasoning, and cheese to which some added niustard and salt; they then placed before each guest a bottle of ...

... of the botl P11 the Fraiday luoriig I aheln a verlict Wsee Reutirtecl of ftoreie. .1ANRUasuTs-iTholnaas Vvederic-k Mint, Sal-ad Ionsloe,.Mnub-it. Ru ert WIthtey, lvNewanMRS8treet., pletttre dealer,. :Mark 'aylor, Lonig-laue, deide incot ten~ Edwvarl ...

... cheese and butter should rather be permitted in than recommended. ce Of uncooked vegetables, cucumbers, onions, radish, frc salads. watereresses, and pickles. will be found in- atl jurious. The bard pulp ed frilits, suchir as apples, th itectarines, peaches ...