... rac the he cannot Le persuaded to diet himself; he will eat Jez Mr indigestible thingsandtakeagreat dealmore green of fho salad than is thoughtgood forhim. This combined knt hed with the impossibility of his taking any exercise hot Lrge tells much against ...

... 1n:preW-':nmtt saol a e roii t ile I1rush o1cf I1. ?? i Ala' ti, : M m B itr cr: tribi tet a small but eicetive fled 6 ; ' L salade, ' inl wlich thie ah-ev:)-,t i th eitstuiti.ity sc rlet costs is to be ret i .(ie . Ill the scul:t ure line the t *.iiciral ...

... bout~four o'clock1 amidst gre~at cheering. A;Qfter. diope!, they loft,'the Cdastle. abbut elght oclock. They Wvere acocom salad by a torehh-lgbt processw04i i and ahe towii of 'elford was sinsnated with 'fire- works as thby Fassed through it. Belord Station ...

... :DAILY EXPEMNDITURE. (Trhe pound of meat in Spain is S2 ounces.) 1b. beef . i, lb. bacon . }05 t pintrpease i onion I cabbage, salad, &c. 0 4 Slb. flne bread . 0 4 Fuel ?? 0S lV5ANNEROF COOKNG. Breakfast at Eight o'Clock.-The,beef, bacon, Pease, onion, and ...

... on tte body. It had nevor been nakled fur as food, and he bad never sold it or knownv it usedr ,as such. Hie had beard of salad nil, and at the. request of M~r Shawv bought two bottles, fur each of 3 which be paid le 6d. So far as lie knew s-dad oil wvas ...

... combated by the Thacet. The acetic and ta;rtar~ie acids, to which it is due; are both wholesome acids, being largely consumed in salade and fruit, and with good- effect; and the 'opinion is 'expressed that the :presence of these free acids, in - moderate-pr ...

... his CC. dition will be greatly changed for the wore. 4 more 'jolly companions to play at cards with now; no more chicken and salad breakfaits; more playing at lea pfrog in a courtyard Su prison diet in the condemned cell of the La i&iue. prison, to which ...

... grinis, nor even geese and turke-es-ie Iivrd on-What? w-hat? Wvhat ? they all exclaim- Why, on raw potatoes and undressed salads, to be sure I' 2 ...

... the nation now belog introduced- A^'uten13; ?? of the reign i; has been said that dinener l5 alt ela drnot have obtained a salad for her yjanderB iow ed to the but the trade with Hollamed and tdible t oed ul of&, sply carrots, turnips, and other tdibl ...

... gardener to son, Duloch.g Collection of new and rare plants-tit, Veitch & Son, Royal Exotic Nursery, Lnad.1 Collection of salads-3d, Donald Mathiesor, allan Castle Gardens. Six dahlias-let, Robert Montgomerie, Rulb Six asters-let, John Woodrow, Williau ...

... az t 7hc e ils hred- 'ibe ter~ rm L .. 'r-r dxt pireeenivt awtd vau-lenic . ?? S IsOIt of .Ievad. Siler teia :. e, ?? , ir salad bowl. ?? i .r1,L Y r. liQ Ir. James Mlackie, P.&GiD,.H. or.e t , ns.A b:tshe guert or en e.u.- J. . - iGapraen; 0. Spalua5 ...

... practical, abounded, and the scene re- minded one, not of a poets funeral, but of Epsom day, minus the running and the lobster salad. The majority of shops along the boulevards were closed, partly as a compliment to Beran- ger, mainly as a precaution against ...