... hedges that a little fleecing in early spring would be rather beneficial to than otherwise. Many plants might ba named as salad herbs, even eseulents, but where could you find such harvest ready for the gatherers as that of the ? —for it counted by millions ...

... oz. ; cherries, in boxes from 2s 6d to 6d, and apricots, from 6d to 3s 6d per box. Oranges and lemons are becoming dearer. Salads and all spring vegetables are cheaper; but asparagus is unusually scarce, in consequence of the cold weather, and costs from ...

... symptoms of insabordiuatiun towards the butchers, and one prominent rebel actually recommended having recourse poultry, fish, and salads, in consequence of the high price of meat. This may still be a cheap alternative in the North, but the Londoner finds no great ...

... seem plentiful enough, while something between 6s and 12s will purchase a melon, aod that of no great size. Early carrots and salads seem have enjoyed the cold and ram, while the show of other roots is far from bad. Artichokes promise a fine crop for those ...

... Volunteers, and pushing her in amongst them, asked if they wanted a ' Judy' for the night. On another occasion he threw a salad dish at her head and then seized her by the throat and kicked her against the sofa. Again he struck her on the back with a ...

... kitchens are absolutely needful. Ordinarily one, or at most, two colanders are considered sufficient for all purposes ; but a salad-drainer, stock-drainer, a uoup-strainer with very line holes, gravystrainer of wire woven like very close linen, and a pointed ...

... A. Flora M'lvor. Baron Brad war* dine. Glee Maiden, and Hal o' the Wyndby John Hutchison, R.S.A. Rebecea, Friar Tuck, and Salad in—by Clark Stanton, A.R.S.A. Magnus Troil, Minna, and Richard Cceur de Lion—by Mrs D. O. Hill. Queen Mary, Halbert Glendinning ...

... family cat • » c tad siwallowtd the baited book, der cat has not been seen in that several years.— Ottawa Citizen. °* Cookery.—Salads this time of year and refreshing. Recently aBtor instructed crowded and d the science and art of 8, A £a '«e, called May onaise ...

... made their appearance in Covent Garden Market, and Michael pineapples are, if possible, finer than ever; radishes and French salading are also plentiful and excellent in quality. Mushrooms m open-air beds and a few hue samples of trufHos may likewise now ...

... jßorhomee, the Kotes, a la Richelieu, and a and even the dessert cscrvecl the symmetry the feast, for there were Pates a and Salade d'Angnille ala Russe. Everybody was pleased. Without going intoecstacies about it, as the company did (says Lee), can aver ...

... greatest republican has seldom any objection to a sovereign ! The gentleman who, at a certain pic-nic, insisted upon making the salad in order cut out Captain Blank his spooney affair, will not forget very soon the dressing got the occasion! Jlofe told flattering ...

... DISCOVERY ILLICIT STILL IN BELFAST. Let night the and w«rm and number efbarrelfl house Battymammt, Belfasl Hie articles ware cene salad , oavfty the floor of thooenar, the cavity covered by whkfli was E'aeed a lumber. The still una not meeklag orders bat aome ...