... gravy soup, salnion and soles, peas, young potatoes, gooseberry and plum puddings, custards, tarts, jellies and blane mange, salad, cheese, and butter. Before the cloth was removed several guests complained of illness, and were compelled to retire, In the ...

... trowsers, and hang on his seek without a groan. Ile shines most at a supper party. He brews a bowl of punch, and mixes a lobster. salad Letter than any man—so he says at least. Ile sings a geed song with a chorus, anti makes a speech without being unaccustomed ...

... far as p rssible, an, hied—such as every var:et) of green v rgotablee, wile:liar cooked or not, as calrbage,.ucumber, all salad. It will be important also to abstain from I art of all kinds, though ripe and even cooked, and whether Mied or r sat-reed ...

... salesmen, and extends to the smallest retail green-grocer in the country. Cahhages and cauliflowers are things forbidden. Salads are rank poison. Green is no longer the emblem. colour of life—the type of freshness and gen?ration ; it , has taken the place ...

... that which the festive guest took with hill) in his stomach. Soup, fish, blanc-mange, porter, ices, jel.ies, gravies, meats, salads, wines, vegetables, trifle, tarts, pudding,—who can depict how all were intermixed ? Take, then, these precautions in the ...

... sufficient to boil a fall sized egg, but if be:ow the aver go size two minutes and $ half w.II suffice. Never boil eges for salads, sauces, or any other purport, more than ten minutes, and when done, piece them in a basin of cod enter for Ave minutes to ...

... by Daguerre a mode of rearing threeyear plants in three months—the reported power of sow of our market- gardeners to rear a salad (like a mushroom) in a siter,le night - the alleged power of the Japanese to dwarf the lofty pine into a miniature tree, a ...

... passes lbs h moots—Win. Kidd, in the Ciardenere Chronicle. Eennumic AL Luxt• ES.—A more copious use of vegetables and simple salads would prevent a great variety of diseases which have been produced by food of too atimula- Bug a character, not sufficiently ...

... see when you come to London (says this ionividual), diiii•t corgi t tO pay your respects to the Svmposiurn pies and Mayonake salads of Gore House. They are 'a marvel a mysiery the realization of your fondest dreams. It may be the fashion among sonic people ...

... pooh., 4 dishes partridges, 28 couples foal', rout, 4 ditto hoiled, 4 forced fowl and jelly, 8 of !cuter, 24 lobsters, 18 salads, Italian, and bluster, 96 mould. of jellies and cream, 12 ft uit tarts, 11 dishes Fret,cla pastry, butter, c,leese, _ , I) ...

... the Admiralty agent, is, it is km ed, incurably afflicted. The shock and loss she has sustained have proved too much for her salad and framv. Miss Smith, one of the passengers uus saved. and whose heroic conduct was the means of her own and ulcer lives being ...

... thr Packet 'Office, Bole Hocks,.•'ardite; or to Mr E. T. Turner. Attent. I. Quay-stre , t, Bristol. for of, Woks pocket; salad oi. Mr. W. It. Harvey. at the Packet Office, Bute nocks. CartlitT . , or of Messrs. W. and H. Hartnells, corner of St. Sthrten ...