... pocket, he died an Admiral two years ago.— Morning Post. C for the Ear-Ache.—Steep a clove of garlic for few minutes in warm salad oil, put it in the ear rolled thin muslin; after a time the garlic will dissolved, and the pain removed then substitute some ...

... arch bas been made in the der of the property, con- park, and on 1 uesday the remain mustard, and other sisting of silver salad, table, tea, dessert, pot far distant from the pond where articles, were dug up, There is no doubt the bur- the first discovery ...

... ornamented, beef, 4 stewed raps ef hect 10 surlonss aad ribs of beef ishes of shell- hy t ) litto of mas hed nd othe potatoes 90 salads, 497 le s, 00 | ie of ora re mang res ,40 shes of arts, creamed, im, Go di apd other tourtes, o of mince pies, 20 Chantilly ...

... pot and pannery into the g ade n groand, when I ime in for as jong a yarn about tue wholesomeness of fresh vegetables and salads, as it the whole crew of youngsters had been on the books with the SCUIVY From the cabbages we got to the flower beds ; or ...

... you think so,” said Garrick, ** 1 hope your house insured.”.lt was not till the end of the reign of Henry VIII. that any salads, carrots, turnips, or any other edible loots were produced in England . Two men, one a bncklayer, the other painter, were ...

... OPE BAT lONS FOB THE WEEK. Celery may sown for a full crop. ■ Turnips, Spinach, Onions for drawing, Salads of all kinds, Leeks, &c., should sown also. Asparagus Berries, sow broad-cast, in a good open situation. Red Beet and Mangel Wurzel —For genera ...

... of all sorts, Savoys, &c.—Sow Turnip seed, keep crops already forward properly cleaned and thinned— Kadish and all kinds of salad may be sown alternate weeks. Earthing up, hoeing, cleansing, &c., before.—Many crops, in gardens within moderate compass, will ...

... fowls next go the round : if you get merry thought out of them, thankful; still no gravy and not a vegetable there may be a salad. After this a dish of beans, when all meat has disappeared, and possibly a dish of potatoes, In matt re d'hotel. In despair ...

... most respects full} equal to o.lier which we ever had the good fortune to present. Reef and ham, beer and wine, chickens and salad, were all equally plentiful, ami the most fastidious might pleased to the quality of the provisions provivledfor him. Fat hoy; ...

... dishes of shellfish, 30 ribs, chines, and legs of lamb; 40 dishes of ducklings, 20 turkey poults, 60 jellies, 20 creams, 40 salads ami cucumbers, 20 dishes cauliflowers. For the dessert there were seventy-five pine apples 2lhs. each, dishes of hothouse ...

... —Pull Onions, and lot them dry in heaps lay them at once in dry store-rooms or sheds ripen for winter stores. Continue sowing salads, Onions lor pulling in spring, lettuce, (Sic Blanche Endive, earth up Celery, and continue the operations in Kitchen Garden ...

... entire, and plant them out themselves, where other seed ot the Cabbage tribe is to saved; for the mixture will sp the suit—Sow Salad Herbs Radishes, Lc. in frames —old Cucumber and Melon beds are good—whenever a constant supply is required Continue to gather ...