... millions. The town of Bitlis, in Armenia, having been called upon to furnish grain the amine-struck towns of Van and Bash Salad, in order to save them from absolute depopulation, the inhabitants Bitlis have risen revolt. The English and Russian Ambassadors ...

... spirits, en; draught ale, 150 barrels; bottled ale, do en: bottled stout, 400 do/.en; mineral waters, 3000 en; meat, tons; small salad, 5 loads; new potatoes, 4 tons; tea, 10 chests; coffee, 4 cwt.. bread, 25,00 loaves; buns and cakea, 31,000. breakage and missing: ...

... Francis Woodlake, this time a eating animal in the shape a kitten, about five months old, who shows a passionate fondneis for salads. It eats no end of sliced cucumber dressed with vinegar, even when hot with cayenne pepper. After a little fencing it has ...

... dessert service; Miss Meysey Thompson, glass basket and stand; Miss M. Meysey Thompson, large white china vase; Mr Frank Gunnls, salad Bowl, fork, and spoons; CoL, Mrs, and Miss Learmonth, fans; Mr and Mrs Gore T.angton, dining-room furniture; Miss Warre Mallet ...

... with specimens of different varieties of that flower. A paper by Mr George M'Kinlay, Tulloch Castle, on Summer and Winter Salads, was read by the secretary. As usual, several of the members exhibited number of rare plants an cutting!. Edinburgh Trades' ...

... with an egg-spoon: and learn further of him, He enioyed the luncheon too, the cold chicken and the French pies, the wondrous salads and the iced champagne. After the luncheon scene came two or three hours of horrible repletion. The fortunate candidate ...

... hellish hate, which all Christians as well as Catholics must reprobate Strawberry Salad. —We have heard epicureans 'says the Cvcb»•) declare that you can trat anything into a salad, but we think the Parisians are arrying the joke a little too far. To eat « ...

... elbow, and everything is scrupulously clean and orderly. A certain number are told oif to arrange the table, others prepare salads, others cook, and two or three wait the table. Each in turn passes through the various duties of the kitchen. When everything ...

... habit of transmitting animal and perishable matter, such as fish, sausages, birds to stuffed, clotted cream, fruit, yeast, salads, jellies, live kittens, and dead rats still firevails ; and the Postmaster General appeals to he public to discontinue a practice ...

... Crichton, Corstorphine. .» ' Twelve sorts Potatoes, eac'.i, open to all—J. M'Einnon Melville: 2, Lornie Douglass. Collection Salads, open to all—T. Bowman. ...

... UOdegs. Kahr., maintained for time, was fa tA to parasitic life. i>. That t raw vegetables, especially those used making up salads, should be thoroughly washed to guard wainst the eggs of tape-worms. 3. That they should never drink water from suspected ...

... served garnished with artificiftl black flowers* A potato-pur was brought to table made up the shape «f burial-mounds. The salad was dressed with the white eggs and with black tru Sties. The ices took the form of miniature coffins, memorial stones, hearses ...