... winter salads. Daring hot weather anything of a green succulent nature is useful in the salad bowl, and corn salad might be much more grown than it is. Sow broadcast on good land anywhere. Tarragon and chervil are useful for flavouring salads. Where the ...

... feervants, when Mr Lewis Lionel Fine, in honour ot his recent wedding, was presented by the members with a beautiful ebony salad bcwl, with A/?°°T? KTU1 inlaid in sterling silver. Mr ■J, ■. Roberts Jones presided, and addresses were delivered by Messrs ...

... mark of their respect and esteem after 19 years of faithful service as schoolmaster at Taibach, and also an oak and silver salad bowl and a pair of salt cellars from the schoolboys. The presentation was made by Mr W. Bendall. Mr Martin suitably returned ...

... milkmen, newspaper sellers, vendors of water oresa, bird- seed, hokey-pokey, shrimps, muffins (with tile bell), fruits ;.ud salads. The correspondent sayi iiol-filtig of the church bell nuisance, but the racket of a cacophonous church bell is sorely not ...

... of moist flannel, or plush; and thus this new thing in bonnets might be nicely fringed all round the front with a border of salad. It would look sweetly pretty, and the trimming would be soon fit to cut; and then some days would have to elapso wfore another ...

... Crusoe, the Pilgrim's Progress, and Mr Saunders' book, this last was the first to be read to tatters. Yet we never remember Salad for the Solitary in any list of the best hundred books. LORD BUTE.—The Marquis of Bute has Tiro, 'sailed to prive £ 1,000 ...

... WmN~rF.? AND SPRING. elm Salad plants are never too abdnlant in the to winter, especially 'after' severe weather, except ha with tbose.who have proper means of keeping le lettuces and emidive, 'Radishes are often the only, 'an salad existing in the spring ...

... appetising which otherse would remain Iuneaten. Salads tend to coolness, while hot meats, gravies, and Eauces raise the temperature of the eater. lish is better cold than hot just now, and, if accompanied t by salad of some sort and a subtle dressing in which ...

... beef when we're done with him -Pi,nch. Foreign Liquers, Pate de foie Gras, Truffles, Placedonies, Musnrooms, Petit Pois, Salad Cream. Crvstalised Fruits, Cosaques, Anchovey and Bloater Pastes, Ox Tongues, Soups Chutneys. Olives, Capers, Anchovies, &c ...

... to serve. WATERcRESS SALAD.-Wash the cress, put in salad bowl, season wiLh, salt and pepper. t!il half a pint of vinegar with two tablesnoonsful a cream or melted (oiled) butter, and pour over tbI cress. To iIl.Lkn RAsrDERnv SALAD.-TO a quart o; ripe r ...

... is voiri. TENNIS AND ATHLKTIO SBOBT PRIZES in e-reat variety at Tainsh Bros., 5, High->treet, Cardiff. 9330 ELKCTRO-PLATK Salad Bowls, Cruets, Spoons, and Forks.—Perkins Bros. and Co., St. Mary-street and Wyndhani Arcade, Cardiff. 8247 ...

... et Florence. All engagements in 1899-Intimidation. Richmond Pa.rk. All engagements—Jelly (dead). Swallow Nursery. Gatwick-Salad. ...