... persist in demanding the luxury Of '1briiei.1*,' as they are called by the fishmoIgers, to' flgureo 'our tables as lobster-salad' or as sauce for trirhat, we cannot expect that imany yong lobster8 will be left to perpetuate the species' This is a sb- ject ...

... 3d. per lb.-herrings, 6d. per ?? trout. Is. 3d. per lb. GRaEN MAR};E.-Rhabarb, Is. a.dozen-sea kale, Is. 6d. to 29. a.,dish-salad, Gd. to Is. perjdo.-brocoli, 2s. to 2s. 6d. a-dozen. The anntal Grassunarket dinner was held in tie ?? Hart Inn on Monday last ...

... turnips, car- rots, cauliflowers, asparagus, pease, French beans, lettuces, cucumbers, onions, celery, and a variety of small salading. Fruit is in profusion. Pineapples are sold at the rate of two for a penny, mangoes 2s. per hundred, and custard apples, ...

... supplied with it. Its taste is agreeable, and hence it might be convenuientiv substituted for the Florence oil which is used for salads in this country. In this respect it would be especially serviceable to our eastern co- loauies.- Rilway ZJleazite. ...

... fish in the market this morning. tl GRExLrc MaRscET.-Asparagus, 3s. a hundred-rhu- tl barb, 6d. a-dozen-brucoli, 2s. e.dozen-salad, Grl. to tl Is.' Radish. SEVENTY-FirST HiceILAND LTGHT INFANTRY.-This s: fine regiment was reviewed on Tuesday on Bruntefield ...

... , Id. to 3d. dn.-cod, Is. to Is. 6d. do.-halibut, 4d. per lb. GREEN l~lAnxiET.-Ububsrb, 4d. a.dozen-sea hiale, Is. a-dish-salad, -Q.f par do.-brocoli, 2s. per dozen- spinaLh, 6d. a-di'h-asparagus, 49. a-hundred. A few cucumbers in the market this morning ...

... Parliament, burhiny the debates ? The sight of such a paper during the session would be as welcome as a drink in the desert, a salad at sea, or a nosegay at the North Pole.- Spectatori GOVE~uNAMNT PROSECuTIONs roR LIBEL.- Press of matter during the last few ...

... such a separation-might be a man, as some people said, and possessed of all the common amiabilities of humanity; but even as salad, champagne, ven- ison, and jalep, cooked and stirred about in a cauldron, lost their peculiar and distinguishing flavours, ...

... with me to-day, sir, if that's what you mean I Frank- Hah ! Same thing! Well, look here! Your cook isn't a great hand at a salad-now that's a thing I flatter myself I under- stand better than most men-so, if you like, r'll mix you one ! ThE Toeen OF ALL ...

... preparc'he vwood't'r that 4 edifice, and that the process, or, at least, a pait g'-of the process, was enibeoldig 'it with. salad. . allowing it to remain in that state, buried a con- siderable tpith inltbe eartb} for twelve months; and that the place had ...

... as possible, in any case of seizure, as the delay of even one hour may cause death. Fourth Instraction—On kinds of fruit, salads, cucymbers, celery, and pickles had betser be avoided; also oysters, lobsters, muscles, or other shell fish. The most wholesome ...

... lb.-sadnaon trout, Is. 4d. per ?? trout, Is. per lb. GRIwra MARKET.-Rhubarh, 9d. per bundle-sea lail, 2s. to 2s. 6d. a-dish-salad, (3d. to Is. per do.- brocoli, 4s. a-dozen. SOUP KITCUIENS._ We understand that the proceeds of the late Promenade at the Scottish ...