... RTI('ULA R. Pi ffler told us, the other day, that his landlady was so over- poweringly correct, that she will not even allow salad to come to the table unless it is dressed. There now The money column in this paper will hence- forth (and hence-fifth as well) ...

... digestion. But in our country, though let- tuces are duly grown in every garden, you oftea hear the remark, I can't eat a salad, and as few cooks know how to use the vegetable which has been refused in ita raw state, the lettuces are all wasted, and ...

... linen, Mrs Berkeley Lucy (Torquay); occasional chair, Mrs T. Lane (Leaming- ton) silver sardine knife, Mr and Mrs R. Hemm- ing salad bowl, Misses Nicholas (Wimbledon); copper kettle and syirit lamp, Misses Mainwaring silver pickle folk, Mr W. Lord; Venetian ...

... adore you. When I lock at you, there is ouch a commotion in my breast! Soa: And in mine tco, Henri; it must be the lobster salad! Is that mule tame f a farmer of an American dealer in domestic quadrupeds. He's tantC enough in front, answered the dealer; ...

... justice to the good things placed before them. which con- sisted of boiled beef, roast lamb and veal, hams pies, tartlets, salad, &c., all went to enjoy them- selves till 5 o'clock, when they re assembled at the Girls' National School, where tea and cake ...

... menus Mr Willie Briggi-Silver tea tray with decanters, wino glasses, aud biscuit box to match Mr Lewis Morgan—Silver and ivory salad spoon and fork Mr and Mrs R. Randall-Pair of silver salt cellars Mr an 1 Mrs Perks-Six silver napkin rings Mr Cab tbo -Silver ...

... Just before serving remove the herbs. This dish may be eaten with plain boiled maca- roni and Parmesan cheese, or with a salad. With either it is a very dainty dish.1 THE MAKING OF THE CHRISTMAS JrUDDING.— Let the several ingredients be each fresh and ...

... water, and then bring it gradually to the boil. Take the pot from the liie, and let the china cool gra.P ually. GERMAN VEAL SALAD.—Boil a knuckle of veal in six quaits ot wa ter. tender re- move the bones, chop the meat small, and add has been well skimmed ...

... he will not sell any hats decorated w:th feathers. He has not yet announced his intention to sleep on a pillow stuffed with salad instead of down. Mr. Rhodes has now obtained all the money he wants for the section of the Cape to Cairo rail- way. for which ...

... Sauce. Ham. RoaEt Ducks and Apple Sauce. Sweets. Alexandra Pudding. Wine Jellies, Vanilla Cream. Genoese Pastry. Cheese and Salad. Dessert. After partaking of the excellent repast, the Chair- man submitted the toast of The Queen, which was loyally received ...

... an egg-spoon; and we learn further of him, He enjoyed the luncheon too, the cold chicken and the French pies, the wondrous salads and tho iced champagne After the luncheon scene came two or three hours of horrible repletion. The fortunate candidate who ...

... your wife got me, and put blessed vinegar in me. ice, sharp, respectable vinegar, that never did worse than give some poor salad eater the colic. And I thought I should end my days a descent vinegar bottle, and here I am—going to have one of the devils ...