... and they are said to relieve consumption; it is also much usvd on the Continent as a salad, for which purpose it is sometimes forced in gardens, when other salade are scarce. If any of your correspond- ents have made use of tbis plant as above, we sball ...

... his WI5h veur, Duncan Mac- T; trojan, u ~coivs ot Lielssie, Renfrewshire. _ MACNA';Hstor;.-At ;1 3:enrure Street, Pollok- salad', on tie QSzh izst., James Hay Mae- Nac;uson, behoed husband oDi Mary Cleland, a owe:Y 22rors ,sirh Peter 31'Intosh & Sons; ...

... morning, death being due to apoplexy. At the moment of the seizure Mr Stevenson was in the kitchen helping his wife to make a salad, of ,which he was particularly fond. Com- plaining of a pain in his head, he left the kitchen and went inte the drawing-room ...

... includin4,- trefoliulin arvensa, T. a Striatum, T. Agrarium, i&c. A plant called the I e corn salad (valeriasella olitoria), sometimes culti- fi vated in gardens as a salad;plant, was among t be n collection, and also the car ine thistle (Oarlin a I t Vulgaris)'; ...

... Rickmani; silver Pompeian spoons from Mr and Mrs David Dundee s oyster shell dessert; spoons from Miss Douglas WVriglit;a salad bowl from Mre and Miss Parker a i sihlver coffee-pot from Mr alnd Mrs Fred Pitman ; a walking stick, with pinik marble heeidl ...

... jng ;.the Misses Belcher, Parsonage, Fasnue, silrer-mounted walking stick; Colonel and Mrs Galloway, salad bowl; Rev. Alr and Mrs Mfenzies, Fordoun, salad bowl a :\Lr and Mrs DL'k&son, -Lnairencelark, very hAudsome cas, of silver-mounted carvers ; Mr Crombio ...

... Mir auda yr. of Rnerroir, screen with pitr panes mnd am-ro A brella, with antique handle; Mr an r Garrett of 1 Itilgarren, salad bowl and servers; Mr -andJ y Mrs T. \Forbss; of Gorse, orou card tray;I 6 Miat) Kennedy, silver salt cellars and croons ; Mr ...

... ? Cox and Whips, Egtlnton Castle. Solid silver Iantique sUgrM basu and cream jug-captaln and him n3 Middlton. Cut crystal salad bowl and helpers, mounted t ,vritb solid ?? Coats. Polished brass inkstand and Lcandlesticka-Mr and Lady Eleanor Heneag. Gilt ...

... Mloneonchineaornament; Rev. A. Hunter, at oak salad bowl Miss lHunter, silver toast rack: Lord }71 F. Fitzgerald, letter case; Mr and Mrs D'Arcy Wyvill, re hand-painted china plates: Dr and Mirs Walker, salad c' sp)oon and fork; Captain Rennet, picture ...

... Queen Anne silverpopper pot; Mrs ir Stirling of Kippenross, silver pin tray; Mr and Mrs I Faichney, - Crieff, silver mounted salad bowl; Mrs Law, old English silver spoon Lady , ifo h se )I4Y K 9 l;0 1 R u Hrelen tilage go annt d Miss b otes ad M ac d e ...

... tical, abounded, and the scene reminded one, not of a poet's funeral, but of Epsom day, minus the run- ning and the lobster salad. At every point on the Boulevards where the space allowed, regiments of infantry were stationed, while cavalry occupied the ...

... silver topp-c'A ,c-nt bottle - i- ill. sie'-r tipped seen'at wtej - Cjoonel an'] lit 1'TMac; h, r'i c crvc-tal and silver salad bowil, [ukjj, and sp 'on v anoil Mrs laisii'- silver scent battle : Criaene vmJi S l''rdoc-, silver 'rinod inirsu r:Sir i`rsni ...