... greater length than the illlabitants of temperate te regions; cauliflowers, spinach, green peas, asparagus, tIT cucumbers, salad herbs, and radiqhes, are mush more ne common in winter on good tables in Pctersburgh than trI they are in London or Paris, ...

... 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 ...

... at Brass, 8th; Lounda at Lagos, l4th; and Sherbro' at Grand Beasa, 22nd. Mauritius, September 28.-The Messageries steamea Salade, with French mails from Maseies, on August 30, left t-day for Australia. Cololbo, Satrday.-The Messageries steamet Djaxnnah ...

... They are good for breakfast or at dessert when they are ripe, in their natural state, or for a change in banana sponge, a salad, jelly, etc. Communications to be addressed to ScHool, Journal Office, Aberdeen. I II ...

... mystery as yet. It has defied all oxperiltans 5 to whether it is air-borne or duist-borle t Itt it can be conveyed in bread, in salad, esjC II- water cress, even ill strawberries as thit-o l grovn in the Indian hills. As h pies Iii,- sinee the late Mr Ernest ...

... grc Scotland ?? ?? He trusted that the sons of on ano in the field eerontinue equally famed in the senate the to sh~nt he~ salad that, by the exertions of the gentletnen Po would sooI1 be able to erect a preserve among theln tfie iemorv rorontry..(01 grea~t ...

... an object of no small importance to secure a supply of this tit favourite salad. In very severe weather, they may be protected by fir boughs. For the protection of winter salads, as Endives, Lettuces, and late Radishes, and for preserving Cauliflower plaists ...

... proceedings, wve were offered meat ana we were offered salad, but we were offered the meat and the salad on separate plates My dreamn and my ideal would be that I might have my meat on one plate and my salad, with plenty of vinegar in it, orsanothet-plate. ...

... Kintoloi hot Basset of Vegetables-1, Nicholas Glenmis; 2, John Wood; 3, Alex. Collie. 'ht The oial o`' dinore, for Basket of Salad-], John Wood; 2, Alex. Collie. cnt Mrs Go'lton ofMansa, for GCarrots-], Alex. Smith; 2 Nicholas - G lemloe 3, ilf- AMATEUR ...

... each ; coi, Is. Gd. to 35. eacl. GarEeN AiMIsrET.-Asparagus, 6s. a-hundred ; rhu- barb, 8d. a-bunch ; brchli, Os. a-dozen; salad, Gd. to is. a dish. It will be seen by an advertisement in our first page, that the action of damages raised by the Pro- prietors ...

... 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 ...

... Forbes, for Design of Cottage, as Od -to Alex. Jaffray. John Brown for Roses, -s. Sdd-Rev. Wrm. Webster. m William Cardino, for Salad, 29. ftd-Duncan lbfaosrkindale B. Duncan Maeorkindale, for Potatoes, 2s. odd.--Wm. Hay. - After the judges had retired, and ...