... sown when the beets were got iii it may still be done. The Itittuched leaves comae in faenuously thlough the winter for tih' salad bowl. Follow usp former directions. Tpturer GiAIMnn-TIrces that wore infested with Amneri- can blight hist year must be gone ...

... at the rate of sty three and sixpence a head, can command an unlimited sup- ale ply of soup, fish, joints, poultry, pastry, salads, &c. In eva addition to this vast expanse of feeding ground, there is a obh lbar 200-ft. long, patronised from miorning to ...

... Mr. C. Harris. Ae 106., Red Cabbage, three hoasel-let, Os., Col. Hill; 2nd, Is., Lord Bishop of Liandafi. 107. Basket; of Salad-let, Os., Mr. F. If. Booker; 2nid, Is,, Mr. A. Baseott, Liandeif. ST 108, Lettuce, beet six-let, Os., Mr. Rowland Fothergill ...

... of a fine collection of vege- tables, by Mr. Austin, whicil took the first prize; aud a very tastefully-arraiwed basket of salad, by Mr. L. Smith, is also worthy of notice. The onions exhihited by J. Snr- enneu, Esq., were an excellent sample. The cottagers ...

... coo'Tyorsdtollacklead, hemuuopathii coca, ackt sice unveral unc, owe's ditto, metiopolitan ditto, Cniimbria dtomaalecposites, salad oil, preserved lobster, jonsm acem trddis, whilts Bugar candy, braking powder, cefestpoa c res, inutegs, white peipper, norris- ...

... 'ot Bafrtolomeo Darmuoysru, 32'7, Poalua, ?? & Peuoon B A Ad CCLEARED FROM TlE' PORT OF CARDIFF. Pes a ,ptSliber 20. Oil Salad, B, Honig iong, UV9 esal, tory Bros. ?? Lotns, B, Satonicra, Si eaol, Cory 3ros. y Anie Ellisoli, B, PDort Yridl, S46 coal ...

... what pus is on the table. . The is. no fixed rule; but generally you will a of findoysters, cold turkey,asparagus,chicken, salad,cold meats, atic cake, and, as to drink-:wines, whiskey, egg nogg, tea, coffee, rae- and chocolate.' Theo-intoxicating drinks ...

... 134 Madras g.5 p a ?? L. B. and South Coast.. 4,3 43! Sailuda, Deolli, do ;..l3:.1064i7k Lan. Chat and Dover,,. 15i 16 Salads, Punjaub, d.. .,1061107k Len. Z North-Western .291l30 Dutch ahenish- ?? 243.25 -Lon.& South.Western.. 91 92 Rmatern of France ...

... undertook to supply thes Il visitors' table withf beef, lamb, hiam, tongue, chicken, it ducks, pact ry, bread, cheese, asse salad; cud ties choir to tables with pork and vcal pies, cache weigheiueg dibe., to he an cut iseto four Parts (llb. for each person) ...

... Four Sticks Rhlharb-lst, MIr. Roes ; 2nd, Mr. T. Jones, Johinstown- 3rd Ar J. Jones; *4th, Mr. T. J. Jeffroys. For a Disl of Salad-Ist, Air. ff. ilaby. For Four Tuirnips-lst, Mr. W. J. Iidelards, 2d, Mr. Roberts 3rd, AMr. Fullford; 4th, Mr. Paynee For Two ...

... elsewhere. As a visitor, with a hetf-creeen ticket, I matiaged to obtain a small slice of an at elderly deck, Some sodden salad, bread' that had been enduring sunbeams for several hours, hut had not yet quite ireaehed the dignity of toatst, some nearly ...

... Jenikico), a alriit L.Thie Stockcoussists of tease, coffees, encrasatea, etsols, bl~le, soap, sodas, rice, sauces anal piikles, Salad oil, a liaerso assortmesnst of biecashes, fills adcoml ospsites, tight seecks of black oats, two bar- rels of flour, a cask ...