... and entirely inconsistent withlany notion of poli- nb tical ?? of a LricesterfshireMayistrtes. nd P(svvi ?? Eeccrsu1CITY.-A salad of mustard or water- 10 cress may be produced in a few minutes by the assistance of of electricity. The process is to immerse ...

... lettuce-seed for succession, and planting oe Out lettuee-plants, go on as usual, and tying-up those to be . e blanched for salad. Sowing of peas, carrots, and other main or succession crops, t go on as usual. So, also, tihe hoeing and thinning of turnips ...

... coistitute-t ly the Statte: aitd o . Mr Vilge' thist ive, thus prove ot.rselves vro; thy tiltdl ne Sir .'Sptct tile prolecting-salade c! ithe Lgs s to ieecteitded d over us. Ilithicuto, how'ever, velr ave had rlte unspeaik al le satisf.ctioo to vitnuebs a ...

... 75 raised French pies, &c. 76 pigeon pies, 40 sirloins of beef, 50 quarters of Lamb, 250 dishes of shellfish, &c. 200 ditto salads, cucumbers, &c. 200 fruit tarts, 200 jellies, creams, and strawberries, 350ibs. weight pine.apples, 100 dishes hot-house grapes ...

... and diseased potato. Ilitherto the red kitsd has ti e e enonly used iti England as a pickle. ot as a garnisah for ' 'ert- Salad ; eveuc the few xvho dress it generally boil it, by0 gee's which process tile ricic saccharine jicice is it ii great inca- ...

... of the le atlics, hart perished in tilb tlmies, and as soon Ds the ruins or were sufficiently cooled al1 active Deficit waS Salade for bis rc Io minins, whtich were npit,,howeNer, ?? aintil three ?? of In the afterrnooll; whet thely warle totlsld nearly ...

... ther the plants had resown themselves, or sprung again from the roots, could not be ascertained; but the singular fact of salads and pease growing spontaneously on the Arctic Circle was exhi- bited to the wonder of the visitors. There has been brought ...

... have been n stoien, and can be itientified :_1Halia. dozen silver forks, a tea- d spoon, three ladiesi, two gravy spoons: a salad spoonti butter knife, Y sever, desert sp)oons, a fish trotwel,-a gdld double-eased watch d (makers' namnes, Mfsdge ttnd Dut'tlot ...

... the Walk 65 tables were laid out, each having plates for 50 persons; wiidli at one o'cloect were covered with cold meats, salads, bread, plum eakes, &c. Several tents were also filled with provisions to replenish the board when required; At a given signal ...

... therefore & ~Juryiouglht lot- to have'punished him so severely. This PFrRll& tissget 'wayof Ireunoning. It should be borne in~ salad that the action was not agusinst Mlajor Dundas for compensation to the victim ofhis passions, but to an afflicted father for ...

... of the msan. H~e is one of nlat~ure's snrso- c rate. Wlscrever his lot had beer; east, still he would e have swrayed the salad of his fellowrs. Thlis peculiarity, if wisih lie enijoys in an enminent and ?? degree, ?? s the key to hsis characlar and his ...

... right to statei that, though unripe fruit is of' course bad and injurious, yet ripe fruit is perfectly wholesome. Cucumbers, salads, and all unlcooked vegetables are bad: wrel-cooleed vegetables are excellent food, but people should take especial care not ...