... Battle of Waterloo, Wilkie. Departure the Israelites from Egypt, Roberts. Parish Beadle, Wilkie. Richard Cmir de Lion, and Salad in, by Cooper. Duke Atholl Shooting the Slag in Glcnlilt, Landseer. Knox, and Mary Queen Scots, by Allan. Scotch Fire Side ...

... best two heifers, calved after lit January ls.l4—Five Sovereigins. GALLOWAY, EioLt.i.n ANGER, ARD POLLED AREstitsrislllHE SALADS. XVI. For the Bull, calved alter let Jahuary Fil.een Sovereigns. For tias second beta ditio—Scven Sovereigns. To the JJ,'eeder ...

... oracle. There are masters for every accom. plishment and for every act in life. There was a professor who taught people to make salad ; there was another who taught people to eat soup without swallowing the spoon there was another who taught ladies how to get ...

... consist of plain meats, bread, ani well-trAled vegetables, rejecting as injurious all indigestible kinds of food, such as salads, TAS/ fruits, nuts, rich pastry, and in gen,ral welt articles as each individual may have found yb experience to create acidity ...

... afternoon another of these exhilitioasin the College ehittrh. Mr Tait, - the Clergy- ; man of that Church, was preachin g , salad nearly reached the middle of his sermon, when Mr Carlyle, Advocate, suddenly started.up, and, with the same vehement gesticulation ...

... extensive assoilment asters one i 4 quite white, large a lose, with long pending leaves, which the Chinese use in the season tor salad justly esteeming them very great delicacy. When the asters are all in full bloom, the pots arranged handsome, ly near a piece ...

... Melbourne's character for any such change this report suggests. A Cabinet like salad, requires degree of oil to soften down the vinegar. We should pity his Majesty, as we sh. uld the salad eater, were his Cabinet composed wholly mainly of vinegar. GRAND REVIEW ...

... England did not grow a cabbage, turnip, carrot, nor, indeed, any edible root; and Quern Uathaiue had to send to Flanders fora salad! Pooh old times, indeed !—Ours are the old rich times ; these were but a beggarly boyhood!”— Chameleon. Fksiale Poacheu.—A ...

... at bottom, apple pie; centre and sides, custards, blamange, and jellies. Remove these and place Cheese, biscuits, butter, salad, or celery. Remove these with the tablecloth, and place Dessert, composed of a few dishes of fresh and preserved a • Bma fi ...

... that increased dutiAli bad been levied on British goods in some of Portugal of from to twenty per cent., and wished to know salad were the present comaiercial relationsod Engbastilwith-that couutr, turd stated that the Treaty at tqaurierce having expired ...

... shore on the id instant, on a ledge of rocks to the eastward of Glass I. she Hebrides, and has since gone to pieces. Crew salad. - CAUTION TO SHIPMAITIIIII.—AO seder of the Privy Council, dated the 16;h instant, has just been issued, re. Dewing or enforcing ...

... James Macdonald, 2s—Tula! £TS 2s. Dulse This well- known marine vegetable (says a correspondent! which forms so medicinal a salad when Mien at the rock by the sea-side, and palatable a one when eaten any whete, was to the middle of the last eenti used with ...