... are th e words- t. Bonnet, .Propietaire. As youe e proceed upwards you pass through tiny terraced. O gardens, planted with salads and beins over a I 'coot high; hedges are formed of cactus plants d the orange aud lemon trees are in fruit, and i g grape ...

... Cunard line can. be surpassed by those of the Edinburgh. There is certainly a little less of luxury at table, fewer ices, salads, and puddings-but these are things a traveller is as well without, and the 50 dols. or 75 dols. be pays f'or them might be ...

... tihe lcte-S'iV Imaterials, and, having taken pains to nfx a perf- t Salitt n had the good. fortune to succeed. While the sala.d as in| process of mixing, he candidly answered all questions a;t- i dressed to him on his situation and prospect¾, stated ...

... several heads are required to make even a small dish. Next was a disk of shark's fins mixed with slices of pork, and a crab salad ; after these a stew of plums and other fruit, the acidity of which is considered a corrective for th'e viscous fat of the ...

... was a very different one tothe one of the Noble Earl. Instead of a Welsh rabbit, he should illustrate their meeting as like salad, in which the tart vinegar, the pungent pepper-hlaughter and cheers)-the smooth oiL and the wholesome salt, could be beat all ...

... 20 named men a-aside took place between the above teams at De),clrroont Range. Cambuisinng, on Saturday. 9th September. The salad wan of a, tluky character and the light very obangeable. which weag detri mental to tall scoring. Goodi- ?? stage. Scores ...

... (creamed), 40 dishes of almond pastry, 30 dishes of orange and other tourtes, 20 Ohantilly baskets, 60 dishes of mince pies, 56 salads.' The Removes-80 roast turkeys, 6 leverets, 80. pheasants, ?? geese, 40 dishes of partridges, 15 dishes of wild fowl, 2 pea ...

... scrambled home in the Levodole Stakes etc - 'frem Easleaham but as clrioction to the winner en lbs AS ing gooned of boring proved salad, and the rare was awarded ?O 5E? the loot-tamed- DOrnay wAke-I over tsr ?? Midellethoope N ere Stakes, which brought tbr first ...

... place lire on maize and wheot. j I Manuel Flores was born in Meteudozanand has seen I potatoes grown in gardens to inuake salads like E a cucubsrs I do not knowv of anything else to add at present. (Signed) Joas Kxrta. e My object in bringing this paper ...

... being a critic or connoisseur. He enjoyed a particular book, just as he enjoyed -and lie did very greatly enjoy-a parti- cular salad or sauce. He had a gen- uine love for Scotland, and yet even that was a I bit of pigheadedness, or at least of anti- qunrsaneisn ...

... 0231b., of the value of 190,810G; and let year the amount was 8,612,5S31b., of the value of £191,565. When it is borne in salad that the total annual value ef the - British and Irish lobster fisheries is under £70,000, it will be evident how much the ...

... British Consul at Canec, says : The- impres;sion Produced by Mer Braesfafrd's ?vivid picture of these refugees living on wvild salad, herbS an -niswould not he soiw sad nistrong as it may 1be now iff the British. public were acquainted winch tilei fact that ...