... to remain as long as growth continues, a waste and impoverishment of ground will continue. Where salads are required for spring, sow now a little corn salad (lambs lettuce) and American cress; both are perfectly hardy and will stand any amount of frost ...

... burning sensation; but this flavour is much modified by climate. In Italy they are gathered often before maturity for eating in salads, like cucumbers. They are also eaten cooked and seasoned in various ways the most common preparation in this country is cutting ...

... Gladwyn Hughes, on her marriage to Mr. Guy Frances of Denbigh, consisted of a large and very massive silver florally embossed salad bowl, and bore the following inscription, neatly engraved: Presented to Miss Gladwyn Hughes ou her marriage, by the tenants ...

... following is a list of the presents :—White counterpane, Miss Mary Lewis, Borth; tinjepiece, Mr Henry Edwards, Machynlleth silver salad knife and fork (in case), Mr E. Edwards, Machynlleth; Eiderdown quilt, Mr and Mrs James, Salisbury-road, Birmingham tapestry ...

... Messrs Rylands & Co, Manchester; bronze ornaments, Mr Jones, Manchester; flower stand and vase, Mr J G Hughes, Manchester; salad bowl and servers, Mr Goode, Birmingham; silver-mounted carriage whip, Rev J Burd, Chirbury; cruet, Mr and Mrs Hotchkiss, Whittrey; ...

... towards (httpm-chase of the harness. Xheh tanaats of G-ogerdaan estate presetfted the bride with a massive silver punch or salad bowl which was sup- plied by Messrs M. and H. Davies and Son, Aber- ystwyth. Iu addition to the car the Nanteos tenants also ...

... Mr and Mrs Jeffrey Poole, salad bowl and servers; Mrs Bonsall, Cwmcynfelin, pair of silver serviette rings Mr Horton, Lluest Gwilym, silver-mounted walking stick; MrSV Horton, seltzo- gene; Mr Frank Boycott, cut glass salad bowl and servers; Mr and Mrs ...

... York Ham and Maderia, Roast Turkey. Sweets Apricots a la Cond ...

... and Mrs T Williams, pincushion and pickle fork; Mrs Davenport, picture frame; Mr and Mrs Griffiths, sugar tongs Miss Batho, salad bowl; Misses Maud and May Birch, toilet set; Mr and Mrs Cross, carving knife and fork; Mr and Mrs Birch, handkerchief box; ...

... First Cleric (who discovers that the salad-dress- ing has been upset all over a very careful]v-con- sidered lunch) I wish we had a layman with us to make a few appropriate remarks. Few people, said tlie wife, as she proceeded to investigate her husband's ...

... putting on an old coat and finding half-a-crown in the pocket. Proprietor of restaurant: Would vou like more vinegar on vour salad, sir? Customer: No, this claret will supply any deficiency in that respect. A shoeblack states that the rising generation ...

... silver preserve stand Miss Agnes Hayes, art cushion and d'oyleys; Miss C. Williams, London, silver cream jug; Mr and Mrs Sblor, salad bowl; Misses E. and M. Rutter, Ashford, art cushions; Mr J. Gibson, senior, cheque; Mr J. Gibson, junior, silver coffee ppt ...