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... TO ttAKE A SALAD WORTHY OF A MAN OF TASTB. Two boiled potatoes, strained through kitchen seive. Softness and smoothness to the salad give; Of mordant mustard take a single spoon, Distrust the condiment that bites too soon,— Yet deem it not, thou man of ...
... MASSACRE OF THE COMMANDER AND OFFICERS OF THE SALAD IN, AND MURDER OF THE CHiKF MUTINEER. The Caledonia, from Boston and Halifax, arrived at Liver- pool on Friday, fully confirms the act of piracy on board the Saladin. and massacre of her commander and ...
... the cold. In the kitchen garden trench and manure prepare hot beds for asparagus, cucumbers, mint, potatoes, and the small salads. Sow the brown Dutch and grand admirable cabbages, curled parsley for transplanting, frame leas, horn carrots, magazan beans ...
... trailing Tormentil (Tormeutilla reptans) Icosandria polyginia, bears a yellow blossom, and trails on the hedge banks. The common Salad Burnel (Poterium Sanguisorba) monoecia, polyandria.—Grows on limestone and chalky rocky pastures.— Communicated. ...
... fying to go. In the Inns of court this week was called Grass Week, because the commons of that week consisted principally of salads, hard H eggs, and green sauce. In the life of the pious Bishop Hooker, we read, that he would by no means omit the customary ...
... metropolis has taken place which has not been traced to want, to unclean- liness, or to some excess in diet or regimen. CAUTION TO SALAD-EATERS.—No person would suppose that caterpillars, which feed upon vegetable substances, could be found alive in the stomach ...
... and dear, Is 3d per lb., but there is abundance of excellent fish at 3d per lb., and vegetables, new potatoes, radishes, and salads are cheap and good. On the whole the account is very favourable, and the statements are gratifying. ...
... Leeks, D. Evans Turnips, D. Evans, II. J. Davis, W. Lewis Rhubarb, D. Evans, J. Davis Lettuce, G. Lewis, W. Levis, T. White; Salads, G. Lewis, H. J. Davis; Baskets of Vegetables, six sorts. W. Lewis, G, Lewis. GEXTLEMI:N'S GARDENERS, AMATEURS, AND COTTAGERS ...
... Jacques) and its neighbourhood. At a few minute ,L' five o'clock, the hollow rumbling of the rude veh' 1 called a Vanier ii Salade, in which prisoners are veyed in Paris, announced the approach of the co demned and the escort, and the prisoner Immediately ...
... washing the body over with oil and vinegar. His Holiness said itwasnot a bad receipt hut it only wanted a little salt to make a salad of him There was no withstanding this sally, and we all he- came upioatious. Only a few words more passed. He said he would ...
... Lewis, 2nd. Onions-J. G. Bird, 1st; E. Lewis, 2nd. Leeks-D. Evans, 1st; W. D. Haddock, 2nd. Turn ips-W illiam Lewis, Ist. Salad-George Lewis, 1st. Ithubarb-David Evans, 1st; George Lewis, 2nd. J,eltuce-R. Lewis, ist Wm. Lewis, 2nd. Basket Vegetables-Wm ...
... generally partial to lobster salad, and if there was one thiog she prided herself upon more than another, it was her lobster salad. Only let the fish be all fiesh and firm, aod--however much people might laugh at her—upon her lobster salad shed stand before the ...