... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... covered with their substan- tial fare, consisting of roast and boiled beef, and mutton roast veal, hams, plum-pudding, and salad. The King, on arriving at the middle table, made a stop while the grace was said. He then proceeded amidst the heartfelt accla- ...

... poults, 21 hams, 56 tongues, 120 pigeon pies, 240 venison ditto, 180 fruit ditto, 160 custard puddings, 200 lobsters, 200 salads, cucumbers, pickles, tScc. Desert, &c.—Kentish Observer. SINGULAR CIRCUMSTANCE.—Mrs. Wetherell, of Castle How- ard, had a ...

... Ccok fcrti,Li?C°ilVlnn' London, ForJ.F.B.FAY, Solicitor, Ruthin. CROSS AND BLACK WELL'S FLORENCE CREAM for Salads, Lobsters, &c., by which a salad, after the Pari- sian manner, can be obtained in one minute, and which is justly acknowledged superior to ...

... marrowfat pea, and the larger sorts of beans also a little early common aB red cabbage, savoys, round spinach, and small salad herbs. DOUBLE CROP OF POTATOES.—-From experiments made Prussia, it seems that the rind of an early potatoe, which been inserted ...

... small, has experienced more or less annoyance from the marauding depre- dations of slugs. My own crops, such as lettuce and salad, as well as young plantations of vegetables, have not unfiequently been destroyed. Their intrusions being geneially committed ...

... sapless bouilli, sweet stews, sour crout, calf's head in greasy batter or acid sauce stewed cabbages, stewed apples, pears, salad raw salt Dutch herrings, and raw Hamburgh beef in slices (both the latter considered dainties); fried puddings, and fish puddings ...

... (If by letter, postage paid.) Abergavenny, 6th June, 1835. CRGS, AND BLACKWELL'S FLORENCE CREAM, N-i for Salads, Lobsters, See., by which a salad, after the Pari- sian manner, can be ol tained in one minute, and which is justly acknowledged superior to ...