... oracle. There are masters for every accomaplishment and for every one in life. There was a professor who taught people to make salad; there was ano- ther who taught people to eat soup without swal- lowing dile spoon ; there was ansother who taught ladies to ...

... between :12 the roots with fine dry earth, and give a gentle watering; the young tops will form a valuable ad- nd dition to the salad, when Lettuce gets scarce. In as the forcing department, attention must be given to advancing crops of Seakale, Rhubarb, and ...

... Plate was won by Rothenthorpe, a beating Hackney. A RECEIPTr F OR SALAD SAUCE BY THE r REV. SYDNEY SMITI. a Two large potatoes passed the lkitchen sieve, Smnothness and softness to the Salad give; Of Mordaunt mustard add a simple spoon, IDistrust the condiment ...

... stand and biscuit box; Mr and ]Mrs Downie, silver and oak waiter and silver entree dish; Miss MoF~ae, case of silver salts, salad bowl and servers; Mr and l Mrs O'Connor, table gong; Mr and Mrs Andrew Donald, case of silver napkin rings; Mr and Mrs | James ...

... Mr andi Mrs'Alise Paris, n24 volumes, of 'Sir Walter ,S ottri novels; Mr and Mrs. P antig i et~nd i Mr and Mrs Tomii rower,salad. rboil ard claret jug;' Mr rnd Xis Frauk EdwAds, silveifisb hives' and forks; Mrs ?? Jones, fonri t entres 'disfies 'and revolving ...

... ; song, ' Quaff the purple wine, Mr Webster Norcross; fantasie, Le Fremensburg (by desire); musical jest, An Italian salad (written in the form of the finish to an Italian ODera), Meister Glee Singers; characteristic piece, 'Bresilienne; humor ...

... impart a gentle warmth to the neighbouring soil, Pt teeming with early Kidney Beans, early Lettuces, ab early Asparagus, early Salads, Green Peas in March; w Peaches, Plums, and Apricots in May, with Grapes in and -Pine-apples at all seasons. To effect this ...

... department there is muck to bc per- foamed during the coming month. Get in suc- cessional crops of peas, beans, radish, and sinall salad * plant out cabbage, lettuce, &c. seow crops d of onlions, parsnip, and cariot, and plant the nou1n if crops of potatos for ...

... crop of parsley seed; this sectd 1cs long in the ground, wttl requires to be sowtn early, A small crop of radishes and smnall salad may be sown otl a Nyarrt sloping border, ?? by JOttN Bio v: of Erv. Iair Terrace, Garth, ill tle City of Bangor; and pub- lished ...

... dig itt weeds thami to hoe. liroad Beans nuost be topped itt successitn. A little Black Spanish lRadts, Chervil, and Corn Salad, may be sowvis shottly.- Ihe Celery beds should be planted speedily-as ant as laitd conies to lmattd. If tle pla tts get gloss ...

... Id per lb.; cucumbers. 6d to 9d-each; tomatoes, is Od per lb; ;French lettuce, 2d each; green onionsid per bundle; small. salads 4d per punnet; secale,. 9d to ls per lb new potatoes. 2d to 4d per lb; artichokes, Id per lb; parsnips. ld. per lb; new cabbagew ...

... p of economical importance. Allow of no delay in od sowing several beds of Prickly Spinach, and 'or a sustained supply of salading sow Endive, Lettuce, lie and Radishes. It is a good time to so', for sp)ring use, Deptford Onion, Cabbage, and cauliflowver ...