... superabundant ap- plicaiionof the oleaginous, acidulous, piperine, mustardific, oviparous components of a crustaecio-piscatory salad, and its vinous and alcoholic accidents, an undue expansion of the stomachic integuments ensues, which is the progress of its ...

... small, has experienced more or less annoyance from the marauding depre- dations of slugs. My own crops, such as lettuce and salad, as well as young plantations of vegetables, have not unfiequently been destroyed. Their intrusions being geneially committed ...

... Mademoiselle Leocadie, whom he law behind the scenes) which, with a trifle of supper af'erwards, a white-and-brown, a lobster salad, some woodcocks, and a litile champagne-sent he110 bed quite comfortable. A t half-past eight, her maids bring her chocolate ...

... sapless bouilli, sweet stews, sour crout, calf's head in greasy batter or acid sauce stewed cabbages, stewed apples, pears, salad raw salt Dutch herrings, and raw Hamburgh beef in slices (both the latter considered dainties); fried puddings, and fish puddings ...

... 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 ...

... 2nd, Mr Wellington; parsnips, 1st, Rev C Morgan; 2nd, Mr Harris; basket of ve- getables, 1st, Mr Phipps; 2nd, Mr Hailstone; salad, Mr J Wellington. NURSERYMEN. Messrs Garaway, Mayes, and Co, 1st, for stove plants, 1st for Japan lilies, and extra for Miltonia ...

... Three Elms Inn. Cauliflowers, two heads—1st, Thomas White, Mount Pleasant. Kidney Beans, a dish—Thomas White, Mount Pleasant. Salads, a dish—1st, Thomas White, Mount Pleasant. 2nd Edward Thomas, Tongwynlais. Basket of Vegetables—) st. William John, postman ...

... (If by letter, postage paid.) Abergavenny, 6th June, 1835. CRGS, AND BLACKWELL'S FLORENCE CREAM, N-i for Salads, Lobsters, See., by which a salad, after the Pari- sian manner, can be ol tained in one minute, and which is justly acknowledged superior to ...

... (lescril)tion 01 violence and oppression.—American rcller's Journal. when simply boiled and eaten cold, makes an agreeable salad lor those who cannot dlgesl it III an cooked state. Persona consider ,t improved by ihe addi- li0n of some sliccs of cold bo ...

... salmon over a wood fire, opposite to a short pursy man with a bald head and drab shorts, deep in the mystery of a chicken salad, from which he never lifted his eyes, when I came up. It was thus how I found how the fair Isabella's lot had been cast, as ...

... Vols. 8vo. 28s. The Second Volume may be had separately, price 149. CROSS AND BLACKWELL'S FLORENCE CREAM for Salads, Lobsters, &c., by which a salad, after the Pari- sian manner, can be oLtalned in one minute, and which is justly acknowledged superior to ...

... 75 raised French pies, &c.; 75 pigeon pies 40 sirloins of beef 50 quarters of lamb 250 dishes of shell-fish, tkc. 200 ditto salads, cucumbers, &c. 200 fruit tarts 200 jellies, creams, and strawberries 8501bs weight of pine-apples 100 dishes hot-house grapes ...