... assortment the BEST SHEFFIELD PLATED WARES, of the latest Designs, and best Workmanship. The GLASS comprises Dessert Dishes and Salad Bowls, of various sizes and patterns; Sugar Basins, and sets of Sait Glasses, Spirit Decanters, Vinegar Cruets, Sugar and Pepper ...

... I noticed was composed of bmnllr (beef boiled the consistence oakum) mixed up with onions, oil, and vinegar. The next was salad composen of chicoree (endive. I believe,) the leaves of dandelion, and cold boiled potatoes, which, order to their being well ...

... at all. OloM Great Eair.QfAgE.- Letters from C®« of the 25th Jan. mention the occorrence °f »■» >«* ful in Southern Syna. Salad, Tffenafc Nanlooz, St. Jean d’Acre. and almost eve.j town ana village in that country, had more less ered root the -bocks, ...

... potatoes; sow asparagus, beets, cabbages, celery, garden and kidney beans, Dutch turnips, lettuces, peas, radishes, small salading. Let the fig* be now pruned end trained, end where necessary the peecb, end* nectarine blossoms should be protected. FLOWERS ...

... himself; plan open to very great abuse. The grow saving, in the year, from both these branches would hr .g‘ss.7dtf The Masters’ salades were to he paid trom the Suitors' Fund. put end to the appointment improper persons Masters by the Chancellor, the patronage ...

... plant them out themselves, where no other seed of the cabbage tribe to lie saved : for the mixture will spoil the soil Sow salad herbs, tudishe.-. &e. frames—old cucumber and melon beds are good—whenever a constant supply is required —Continue to gather ...

... already cut off. General Vetter was posted at Kiss-Ber with his corps, reinforced by the landstrum of die Tolna, Eisenburg, and Salad coun- ties, and falling foul of the Ban, routed him so completely that his corps is no longer in existence ; while he bimseif ...

... nation. His tale then varied— he had purchased the vine- gar and the lucifers at Mickleham, and intended the former for a salad. On being questioned as to his occupation, he stated that he had once been in a gentleman's stables, but was now a tramper ...

... far as possi ble, be avoitled — such as every variety of green vcetables whether cooketl or not, as cabbage, cucumber, and salad' It will be important also to abstain from fruit of all kinds' though ripe and even cooked, and whether dried or pre- served ...

... prevalent, the following is recommended an excellent remedy Thirty drojia of hartshorn, two large table-spoonfulls of the best salad oil, mix these together in an eight-ounce phial, fill the bottle with spring water, and sweeten it with tho best loaf sugar ...

... which the festive guest took with him in his sto- mach. Soup, fish, blanc mange, porter, ices, jellies, gra- vies, meats, salads, wines, vegetables, trifle, tarts, pud- ding—who can depict how all were intermixed ? Take, then, these precautions in the ...

... entire families, Themost effectual remedy yet discovered has Been athalf clove of Garlic, steeped for few moments in warm Salad Oil, and put into the ear, rolled in muslin or thin linen. some time Garlic reduced to pulp; and having accomplished its object ...