... known in medicine as a diaretic. The herbage of the Dandelion is well known in gardening as a beautiful and delicate blanched salad. I But, besides these uses, the root is capable of producing, when roasted. a beverage equal to Coffee, and actually sells ...

... remove all dad and decaying leaves. Give air abundantly to protected Salads, should the wea- ther continue fair and open. Pot Mint and Sorrel for forcing. Sow Radishes and small Salad in frames. Provide for a successional supply of Scakalo and Asparagus ...

... 2d. each-cod, Is. to 2s. 6d. each. GREEN M.mArET.-Asparagus, Ss. a hundred-rhu- I barb, is. a.lozeon-brocoli, Sa. a-dozen-salad, 6d. to Is. t por diul-.S- ot-t A - ?? 5. . . . -1.t The Clarence steam ship, Captain Turner, ar- rived at London from Leith ...

... per lb.-salmon trout, lOd. per ?? trout, IOd. per lb. GREEN MA.ARIET.-Rbubarb, 9d. a.diozen-sea kale, Is. 6d. to 29. a-disht-salad, Is. per do.-sreoctli, 29. per dozen-spinach, I9. to Is. 61. a-dish; raddishes, 2d. a-dozen; asparagus, 6d. a-hundrel. We regret ...

... to the revenue of at leas !, L.33,500, being nearly ?? Courier. af As a remedy for cramp, persons are recommended ?? pour salad oil ilto the palmr of the hand, and rub h it well into the calves of the legs; repeating the ope- ,d ration about once a week ...

... the leisure now toenter upon thesub- le ject of salad herbs, but would begx of your able practical corres- )- pondents to cooms forward with plain directions as toithe beet ar- Ls tiles for a supply ot salad for poor people, thereby enabling r, many to augment ...

... better how to instruct you. There are professors now-a days of everything -there are masters to teach people how to make salads, how to eat soup, how to step into a car- riage, how to tie a cravat, how to put on a coat, and why not also how to turn'the ...

... periodical sowings of Spinach once a fortnight; and Peas, Beans, and Turnips once in three weeks. Suecessional sowings of all salads should be made with strict regularity, and proper attention paid to preserving them from the ravages of birds and in- sects ...

... ras * ppointed t:, sail:tor I dimoak C 6a f F-once a~ni O,;ze/-Lady Cod'ilurn exta re,,st wi0 *t irench fin 1 rtl o9 h iast salad 0tltli at 11) a, ca Aijckland, with the Oorcn j ditto2 of 10th intt preeat,.d . a'ieg by a 1ar ot bhach. Three.other packets ...

... salsafie 256 lbs. vax candles 43 bunches herbs 950 lemons 9 bundles celery 1200 lbs. various sorts of cake 1 bushels small salad and fancy bread 7 doz. sticks horse raddish 3 barrels hard biscuit 4 doz. tomatoes. Of the celebrated Knowsley ale, thirty-eight ...

... $Strviccpour le Table du Roi. Grodise Roti. Gel6e d'Ananas. - PetitsePois, A la Fransoi4. Vul au vent d'Abricots. Carannel. Salade en Aspic Dindonneau-c Rotl. Creme au; Iaraschino.; Beignetc ?? A la Sauce. - I atissilie. ; : Ilomasrl en Aspic. Gel6e dc ...

... man's poison, and because Cabbages disagree with A, salad with B, apples with C, 1 and oranges with D, therefore, thev advise all the letters of the alphahet to have nothingto do with cabbages, salad, apples, and oranges. Let us see what this inconceivable ...