... timbales de foie gras, supreme de poulet a Ia Beatrice, Bordeaux pigeons a la princess, cotelettes d'agneal, salade a ?? ran caise, salade de tilatle, hur de siiaglier, filet doe b hbonf a Ia jardi!'iie, quartier ?? agneau, dindonneaux roti, laugue de ...

... they are cheap. There is an inexh'austible plentitude of tomatoes, of squash, and of the healtlt-giving celery. Of other salads there is no stint. Venison is excellent and cheap, and the people have the good sense to eat it when it is fresh; and mot ...

... Stalks Rhubarb-I, A. Morrisoijun.; 2, W. Mann; 3, Francis Wiuton, Whitefield. 4 Onions, of orop 1863-J. Minty t I 1 Basket Salad-I, John Pirie; 2, Sergeant John Halley; 3, Mrs Chisholm, Hotel i 1 Basket Vegetables-1, J. Minty; 2, T. Chalmers; '3, Alex ...

... unfolding it. His art in this respect is. all that could be desired, and he sets forth an attractive story. Mr Brabazon in his salad days had become enamoured of a lady beneath him in the social scale. His father forbade the banns, and the young couple lived ...

... we; jokes-old and new-arranged and classifiet: blc under such headings as Clerical Cutlets, Ba Legal Luncheon, Society Salad, &c.,, is.Dph the latest addition to the list of Judy's Shilling ei Books. coc ArebiCAs Trs~ruoNY mi FAvoec or CouRou's Mwn ...

... good bed in autumn will keep folks out of their main stores for a long while. Continue weekly sowings of Lettuce, Radish, and Salads. Let a good bed of Endive be sown directly. Much of the smaller spray of Asparagus should be suffered to grow away now on ...

... was mainly supplied bz ty with culinary vegetables from Holland. This ei fl monarch's gardener introduced various fruitst _ salads, and potherbs, and cultivated them in the a r- garden of Nonsuchs in Surry, together, as it is it 1 eeall supposed, with the ...

... Irotroot-3obn Duiican. Pease-Y. Joss. Beans ,-Vii. Ogg. Potatoes (round)-J. Joss. Potatoes flong)-R. L. FarOgbg.r Basket of Salade-Wi. °g6- Basket of Vegetables us.I Ogg. kel Seedlings of any sort-r.. Farquhar. Vegetable Muarrow-J. YJ Fraser, Scobbacb ilouso ...

... same compartment Oh are displayed a number of articles of artistic shape ani and beautiful finish, including toddy ladles, salad Oh fork and spoon. quaichs, silver-mounted snuff mulls, Ml &c. The division immediately to the right of the ins centre is lined ...

... will be giataefully, proudly read, Thi.n you've coiiquctred your A B C n lmut .I fear it will come As ia hock to soine Th;i t salad result mnust be That y-l'r! t.I~iitg to dribble and dawdle and doze, I To dtlnt!Lxi ha- .>z ntiiahi, and (worse than those) ...

... begin by writing it. On the whole, however, most of us, as the stern realities of life gradually dispel the illusions of our salad-days, begin to find that existence, though unen- livened by the lays of a modern Sappho or Corinna, is tolerable enough; and ...

... the prolific spinaceons plants; tbe cooling and salutary plants, h which compose the extensive group of the acetariace! or salads; 0 the subterranean dwellers of the esculent rooted family; the II tribe of pot herbs used for garnishing and seasoning- medicinal ...