... were still occupied with the vegetables at four o'clock. Nor varoeti wore thle Committee more happy in their selection of a, Salad- place for tire Slsow,-no doubt., also, from an unwise pro- ExeT crastination. vWh aI, having at length puahed our wvay House ...

... Ct'telettes de Mouton hI la Priucesse. Ecrevisses Garnies. Filets de Sole it la Belle Vue. Mayonnaise (le Poulet. Salade Italienne. Salado. Salade Frangaise. Tate de Porc. Galattine de Veau. Bceuf d'Hambourr. Dindonneaicux R6tis. Langtue de Bo uf a la Gelie ...

... acnd Air A. J. Rae- brici; breakfast caster, liss J. Smith. Gnrets- hill; case carvers, Mr and Mirs Smith. Aberdeen crystal salad bowl and servers, Mr and Mr3 GorduLI, Ellon; painting in water-colour. Mr D. Frase-, Ellon ;photograph in plush frame, Miss ...

... them to look somewhat like old-fashioned parterres,whereas those on the Park Lane side resemble nothing so much as lobster salads and open tarts. Hear, Nature, hear our prayer! Dear goddess hear! Nautical Title for the Female Novel-Reader-The skipper. ...

... including a hand8ime t wedding cake, a hand-painted Donulton flower vase on peileswll, a silver tea uin, oak liquor friine,salad bowls, eruet stands, flower stands, hot water jugs, cake baskets, butter coolers, cases oi carvers, lamps, gongs, a silver ...

... ; open to market gardeners oiily-1, D). Mliddleton: I n Bannermill Garden ; 2, G. Davidson ; 3, J. Kinnaird. Basket of, j~Salads euntitaining 6 varieties-i, J. I-ooker; 2, P. Ogg-,- Grei.3 Hads auliflowver (market gurdeneis exclurded)-1I nd , G.Donadson; ...

... Cameron, Aber- doeg, carvers; Mr Gee. Raeburis, do., bronzes ; Mr and Mrs Gordon, Cape Town, silver salts Mr Phillips, Elgin, salad bowl and servers; Miss Thomson, fdurtle, dresiing case.; Mr and Mrs Macmakos, Aberdeen, erect; Provost and Mrs Grant, Elgin ...

... yeas ,n, sional crops of mustard and cress ought to sown under timr 5). hand-lights, for it is impossible to obtain small salad- elap an- ing crisp and succulent in the open air now. The main side 'he crop of leeks must be put out soon, if not already ...

... without success-turpentine, solution of be lunar caustic, solution elf the blue sulphate of copper, d .uoplain dressing of salad-oil, bathing with hot watert not and a mysterious compound known as friar's balsam h r- but I have invariably failed. The disease ...

... James Rate. Table Benuquet (4 enitries)-i, Hrgo~r M'Gregor; 2, Rev. J. Ireland; 3, Males of Eselemont. VEGETABLES. Basket of Salad-Mrs Heir, Tarty. Basket of Vegetables-i of Mrl It,. Shepherd; 2, Mrl Themesn Allan ; 3,' Mr G. Gray. Basket H of Vegetables ...

... Maxwell, diamond brooch ; Ion. anes Alex- well, painted mirror: Alias Aboreromby, embroidered mats; Major Hunt, silver-mounted salad bowl; Airs A. Blitzgerald, satin satchet; Airs Charles Sartoris, photo- graph stand ; Alin Las ra Craigie Hrclkett, brass writing ...

... Schoolhous? 2 lobelLernient, 3 Mrs St~epruni. 2 Cabbuages. larz'~stn-I Wi.1.Brownie, 2 7Mf Stsphenm. 3 ltnv. T. V Basket salad-J.ohliiLaauw.nt. 6 Slhallot,,-l and I'X L Stephsei. Plant parsley-Rev. T. Young. 3 Carrots, I1iJemes Spittal, Selhoolhouse; ...