... OUR SALAD HERBS. BT C. J. ROBINSON. ♦ There, is, perhaps, no country in the world so rich England in native materials for salad-making, and none which ignorance and prejudice have more restricted their employment. At every season of the year the peasant ...

... appetising, which otherwise wvuld remain uneaten. Salads tend to coolness, while hot moats, gravies, and sauces raise the-temperature the eater. Fish better oold than hot just now, and if accompanied by salad of some sort, and a subtle dressing in which no ...

... recommended for chicory, afford a very agreeable salad at this time of the year, and in gardens where horseradish has run wild and become a pest it would pay to dig them now, expressly to furnish blanched saladings, the flavour being sweet and only gently pungent ...

... have been presented by Miss Charity, on behalf ol the parishioners, with handsome inkstand a beautiful Doulton ware mounted salad bowl, with servers to matoh, in token of their esteem and regard, their leaving Barholm, after a residence of nineteen years ...

... neighbourhood, to show their esteem for the rever«nd gentleman and his family, have requested his acceptance of a very handsome salad bowl, with knife and fork to match. The shield bears the following inscription:— Presented to the Rev. N. Hubberaty and family ...

... its Marseilles correspondent, announcing that message had been received there from St. Jacques stating that the balloon Salad in, with the dead body of Mr. Powell, M.P., had been found the Sierra del l'edroso Mountains. This telegram, however, probably ...

... Of salmon no fewer thau 1,248 disappeared before the hungry crowd, aud 1,680 lobsters contributed to the succulence of the salads and the picturesqueness of the tables. Three hundred fowls and a similar number of pigeons were oonsumed. Though not a pa ...

... pastry, raw meat and grease, and above all by the use of tobacco. Madame Loyson goes to say: The use of soup, milk, and salad, prepared with good oil, should be cultivated. In short, reform your tables if you would reform your drunkards, and save your ...

... Greaves prepared a salad for dinner, and unfortunately, when she plucked the material* for the salad in the garden, she gathered with them quantity of green leaves froui a plant of monkshood, ikith she and her husband ate heartily of the salad, soon after doing ...

... win a bet, swallowed five silk neckties. The conditions were that the neckties should be cut up into pieces and dressad a salad with oil, salt, vinegar, and pepper, and that the original mixture should be swallowed within sixteen minutes. The student ...

... Glab—Pair of flat canglesticks. Mr. M. © . Buszard, Q.C.—Claret jug. Rev. W. ©. R. King—Vase. The Wytham Servante—Silver- mounted salad bowl. The I abitauts of Wytham—Cabinet for papers. Col. Larabert—Bookstand. Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Fane—Pair of bedroom candle- ...

... cook add her sister showed that for some time their suspicions were aroused, as tbe furniture was saturated with paraffin and salad oil, and they gave information to the police. Thursday fortnight the Captain left the house, taking with him all the valuable ...