... LONDON. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9. Th» Commerce •tatn, on the authority of letter Salad Berne, the ‘id inttant, that the Government of that canton bad ordered a general levy of all the men capable hearing arse. Thoee between 18 and 43 ate to form the active ...

... Last Quarter -Thursday, llllh, IB min. past 4 mors. New Muon— Wednesday, 25th. 6 mm. past 7 afternoon. CARDEN. Row small salading. radi.hes, onions, parsley, spi‘mure, peas, beans, lettuce, cabbage, cauliflowers, carrots. parsnips, fennel, he. Plant cabbages ...

... subject of Salad herbs, but would beg of your able practical correspondents to come forward with plain directions to the best articles for a snpply of Salad for poor people, thereby enabling many to augment their resources. The lose of Salad, in some shape ...

... with the addition of rntis.n. Pi-jllry. aa in May. Vet»t Idea—Aanaraeua, ean*, I French and bean*. (Windsor.) rarrntu, corn salad, cher•il, rauliflowcra. endive, (and thrini|ih the year.) )ica*. leltucea, radi'hn', aplnaih (S turnipa. For drying,— mmitaniguu ...

... escape from sickness, to temperance and spare diet. I breakfasted on tea about ten in the morning, and made meal bread and salad after 1 had taken up my lodging for the night. If I had occasion to drink through the day, water lemonade was my beverage.’ ...

... *pi. radishes, lettuce, cabbage, savoys, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, heel,carrots, parsley,parsnips.onions, turnips, small salad, and other culinary vegetables ; plant potatoes for principal crop; transplant lettuces and cabbages ; continue to force cucumbers ...

... Waterford, the wife of Mr, George Boyle. In Clonmel, Mr. George Glatcott. At Eecrick, York, Isabella Lnzeitby. At Nottingham, Salads, relict of M. Roe. Esq. At Wc«ton-BU|ier-Msre, in the I4lb year hisacc, George Emilies, eldest son the Her. Lord John At Cork ...

... creamed, 40 dishes of almond pastry, 30 ditto of orange and other tarts, 20 Chantilly baskets, 60 dishes of mince pies, and 56 salads. The remove# 80 roast turkeys, 6 leverets, 80 pheasants, geese, dishes of partridges, 15 dishes of wild fowl, 2 peafowls. ...

... Oats 00* to 10*4 straw, per14n40s to S3*. Hay, per t0n.62* 75* I lii|is*sw-0>'>.32s 37t. Whiskey, ha. g. 7a 6d | Salad ditto.. .35* to 37* men tear eta Merduat* —Sßs 70*- 64*. Cooot/j - 7^*— 69» sj*, MENAOH MARKETS—Joimfe. Thar* is scarcely ...

... was such that Lis (ssls gars the preference to tha most simple end lets seasoned dishes ; as tevfs au miroir and haricot! en salade. His breakfast was almost alwars composed of one of these dishes aad little Parmesan cheese. At dinner lie ate little, rarely ...

... Garden—A variety of seeds may be sown this mouth, provided the weather be mild and the soil dry. Sow onions, leeks, celery, salad, mazagan and long pod beans, early cabbages, cauliflowers, earlyhorned carrot in mild hot bed, and Alltringham and other long ...

... guinea a-day each, under the denomination of table-money.’ Cklert. —Celery, when simply boiled and cold, makes an agreeable salad lor those who cannot digest it in uncooked state. S oln ® persons consider it iiuproseii the addition of Slices of cold boiled ...