... di-d not grrow a cabbage, tur- nbp.arolcr, iadeed, any edible rant.; and Queen RCatha. rnue had to send to- Flanders for a salad! Pooh old tunieg, ineaed 1' buis are thu old rich times ; these were but a. be g arly boyhood I-The Chameneiore.I I b Arr IexSiIMAN ...

... steak and kidney pie, boil-el beef and carrots, roast fowl and tongue, cold sirloin of beef, lobster salad, stewed fruit and custard, obeese and salad, and w!ines from sherries to chaimpagnes of good and well-known brands. Having enjoyed the hospitality ...

... de lough's guarantee to ha preferable to any other kind as regards genuineness andl medicinbal efficacy. Sold only in 1 salad Imperial half.pits li d;pnt,4 t c;qarts Coe,.b all chemists. Sole consignees, Ansar, Hanford, &C,77Stad, Londo,. (5) 1701 ...

... asparagus d i per aoztu beet 4d; broooli la to Is 3d; cabbage seed 3d to 6d caulidower 18 ad ; celery 6d rcarrot Sd ; 0cmr salad 6d, cress 2d to 3d ; cucumber 6d to is per packet; endive 6d; gourds Is s leek 6d per ounce ; lettuce 15; love apple 1s per ...

... PisEAsuitrs or VRGETARIANISM. - Oh, gracious, Miss egurmne! I fear I have tasted animal food. I have eaten a whole earwig in my salad! Two SuBJricTs RIGIDLY EXCLUDED -RUot GENIAL CON- VE`RsArioN.-The rights of woman; and the wr'ongs of Ireland. TAKING DOWN ...

... glace; Ila geleo de Noya-tu, la gelee claire, le croqiiaot d'oranges, la creme ausx fraises lea petits ramequins en cadioes, 1a salade Llomard, lea sarliues devalled. After dinner Mr B Little, the chairman, gave the Sirst . toaet, The Queen, and secondly ...

... such as meat that has been fried or el -twice cooked-fish, particularly pickled salmon-all raw cc vegetables (cucumbers, salads, &c.)-unripe fruit and fruit fa piestand even -boiled peas and beans if old. Eat stale ili bread-mutton and beef in preference ...

... wafer of tongue or something 'eechrcoki; but the ever-popular maymnce ice is yet to be had. although the Russian and other salads ran it close. These viands are to-day accompanied by cham- pagne of 1 884-the 1880 having all gone-and the taste is for a ...

... ACT.-The Vaccination Act. HISTORICAL F: ?? to the Lady of Shalott, vegetarianism is as old as the Crusades, for they had a Salad irx Ihose days. . ECCLESIASTICAL.-The observera of external cere- monies are now called Ritualista, and thosie who watch their ...

... set of apostle, ggit spoons, Countess of Eais- killen; set of apostle silver spoons, Captain Wilmot Williams; silver-mounted salad bowl, Capt. Smith Barry; travelling clock, Dowager Lady Midleton; white Indian shawl, Hon. Captain and Mrs. Criebton; oxydised ...

... sideboard. Yet of what languishing re- at proachful glances are those same e3s s fourd capable, while with one hand dispensing salad, their t owner gazes over his shoulder at the supposed faithless one. There is enough hero to give scope N. for the power3 ...

... The show of early vegetables was most creditable, considering the backward season. Early cabbagas,. brocoli, rhubarb, early salad. new potatoes-all were well depreseineg hirn all the exhiiton releot highc chredi on dheel l committee and members of the society ...