... public. We called for a dish an f ma- of veal and ham, bread, and salad. The former was a scanty se; te oh.allowance for three, and the hans without an atom of fat, ex ac, in while tie salad consisted of two lettuces. a boiled egg, and sa some onions. To ...

... tics gluttoncs of lila age, because he - ki -llate tire or ticree plates of soup, a pheasant, a partridge, a'i pc 0 plate of salad, a plate of-couttoct dressed wRit-igavy and gar-- ar .e lic, two slices oflitem, and a plaisof pastry,-nt a sicigle sitting ...

... this festival, 11 Men who sit toiling in science for weeks. Hold councils on Cabbages, and (which is best of all) Speak upon Salads and lecture on Leeks Who sit (without raillery), Vote upon Celery; Clear out their gallery After debate- Men who can grapple ...

... Affaire. The Minister of Justice has already received that decoration. Generals the Priace d'Anglons, the Marquess de Mon Salad, and Merillo, and the Count de Carthegons, are declared ab- solved, and reiastaied in all their ranks and honours. The Grand ...

... dishes ahell-fish ; 2 ditto mince pies ; 3 jellies; 2 creams; 4 dishes or- namnental Pastry, 2 tourisa; I marrow pudding; 2 salads ; 4 dishes potatoes and brecoili. REMovE -2 turkeys ; I dish wild fowl ; 1 peat fowl; 2 dishes phessants; 1 leverse. pgaiziT ...

... tiierock.'1 ointh hiotey outt of the nick, mutys thle Psalmsiat, ' atiottid I trave saihsticlr lthee.li to li eactves of Salad re atti Elepiliaunte at thin prnesent tlay, they hlive Ill the clefts of Itile rocks, iasd rtse recesses amnnitg Otto tissres ...

... appearanice, she will become a complete wreck. h A vessel wvent otn shore and was totally lost at Guadaloupe, in at a gale of salad fiom the southiwest, on the night of the -26th Oct. ; also four at St. Kitt's, but it is expected two of them will be got off ...

... Uniceowinl to-v lrcqchmnivns pnalat iu ' ' .ws: ,th x-'1hell how maniil doilsthy taste exceed. i~~ .;-l e a boepmcsgie, lro~s, and salad @ 'g r ,' ~H: ...

... or without frames), sow cucumbers (long prickly, land green Sonthgate, white prickly) ; melons (the Canta- leupes) ; small salading (eresses, mustard, and radish); cauliflowers. Plant cabbages (sugar-loaf, early York- shire, and Batterses) ; fruit trees ...

... 16th. Went last night with Lewis, to see the play of AntonyV and Cleopatra. It was admirably got' up,, and well acted-a-- salad of -Shakspeare and Dryden. Cleopatra str kes; me as the pitme o he sexfon, lvely, sad, tender,- teasing, humbe, hught, beutifl ...

... FEBRUARY.-Y; About the middle of the month sovr the principal crops of early pease, beans,. radishes, -and all eother tender e salad herbi, aad a few onions.Look after the green-house and frames containing arriculas, eatrnations, or other tender plants, and ...

... the woodlark, thrush and chaflinch. GARDEN.-YOU may sow cucumbers, melons, kdney beans cauliflowers, (in hotbeads) small salading, turnips, together -with salsafy, dill, tyme, and hyssop, and the various herbs tbat are used to season soups or sauces ; ...