... refused. He is in bi'6a0es employ at not a ver y large sralry.-Mr. Y;MA~lcy : 1 must be a rash young man to marry without any salad..-Wie: To my knowledge he receives four guineas per ?? defendant's father was caled into court. and, after a consultation with ...

... 'yeatf~CIOO 11p5k ?? ~11isW well diaAR d. o ifl~~ U~~5 h I reqired b ep ?? th1 lU n en'oui 0'V'k'tfrfI~ded '104 ih t radhes~, salads, And,. ?? Z.6nosis,6r ?? erd n6g 1sfiad l,4 gv.lei OO5.;5 ~setbrti~rigefrelyuponfAh~thei A~ehinuoi~foihdll',ahg5,55~ land~ ...

... not a sprinkling, but enough to go threugh the soil. Salads in frames also require watering, and thinning whore they are too olose; ?? cabbage lettace or c0c, they must have romc. Too small salads, such as Mustard, cress, rape, or radish, sown thickly ...

... agereable wy.Y Dr. de Jatahe Llpbt~nraRn Cad Inver Oil I said aely in Imsormalbalf Piats. Hs 6; piists,d45d; qeparts, Os, cap. salad and lahaliad with bie stamp trite signatuere, without which snone ave wasaibly ha grantilo, hy his sale esnaigness, Ansar, ...

... cream, 50 dishes of oranges, 40 dishes of almond pastry, 20 ebantilly baskets, 60 dishes of mince pies2 20 dishes of lobster Salad, cheese, and butter, 100 pine apples, 200 dishes of hot-house grapes, 300 creams, 50 dishes of apples, 100 dishes of peas, ...

... operation. BYnes oN DissuES.-Wben it is desirable to ornament a stand or table with bulbs, you may use any deep vessel, such as a salad bowl or tureen, and fill it up two or three inches with sand, and all the rest of it with line green moss. Place the bulbs ...

... loss if they get nipped up ill the winter. Stich crops as lettuces, radishes, and salads, generally must depend on the wants of a family. fonts continue to have salads as long as they can be had, and yen must sow and plant out from time to time. At present ...

... green we prefer leaving the beet and picking the smoallest. Radishes, lettutes, and salad herbs generally must be sown according to the consumption. Those who eat Salads all the ensnuer must recollect that a succasslon has to be provided, and to) do this ...

... grdens in th tronta of houses were own 'witn innuals in rings; lind the seeds hsa come up ?? asd small salad, audthey had drawn up as-much as salad ready to cut. .As we lpageedv every three or four weeks-we saw the effect;* thiose which dixa notfirop ...

... recipe. The mixture contained two ounces of treacle, one pennyworth of laudanum, half a gill of vinegar, and two ounces of salad oil, On Monday the child had givento her three tea- spoonfals of this mixture to drink, and she became very ill and remained ...

... Measure, v., 1. GALANTINES OF Tuonlirws AND FowLs. -The Turkish arepparation.-Othello, i., 8. IossTsr AND M1AYONAISE SALADS.- Salad was born to ,lo me good.3-11. Henry I V., iv., 10. DREssED LonsTsr.S AND CRABS.- There's no meat like thnem, I could ...

... leave the countr withoti receiving our pubitc acoedgn, ln the shape of a m bau o ?? aseed, wihro the freshest chicked for salad, and te snysdes oE cerre for :desert Bst, wat is the song the good blrd sings? I. It Hom, sweet home ? ala 1 n- rather, Home ...