... coistitute-t ly the Statte: aitd o . Mr Vilge' thist ive, thus prove ot.rselves vro; thy tiltdl ne Sir .'Sptct tile prolecting-salade c! ithe Lgs s to ieecteitded d over us. Ilithicuto, how'ever, velr ave had rlte unspeaik al le satisf.ctioo to vitnuebs a ...

... ther the plants had resown themselves, or sprung again from the roots, could not be ascertained; but the singular fact of salads and pease growing spontaneously on the Arctic Circle was exhi- bited to the wonder of the visitors. There has been brought ...

... departure from it under the circumstances in which that nobleman was cut off., appears to us more calculated to inpress the salad with profound and unmiin 'let mournitig. Lord Byron was doomied to pay that price which Nature sometiues charges for stupendous ...

... have been n stoien, and can be itientified :_1Halia. dozen silver forks, a tea- d spoon, three ladiesi, two gravy spoons: a salad spoonti butter knife, Y sever, desert sp)oons, a fish trotwel,-a gdld double-eased watch d (makers' namnes, Mfsdge ttnd Dut'tlot ...

... the Walk 65 tables were laid out, each having plates for 50 persons; wiidli at one o'cloect were covered with cold meats, salads, bread, plum eakes, &c. Several tents were also filled with provisions to replenish the board when required; At a given signal ...

... therefore & ~Juryiouglht lot- to have'punished him so severely. This PFrRll& tissget 'wayof Ireunoning. It should be borne in~ salad that the action was not agusinst Mlajor Dundas for compensation to the victim ofhis passions, but to an afflicted father for ...

... 75 raised French pies, &c. 76 pigeon pies, 40 sirloins of beef, 50 quarters of Lamb, 250 dishes of shellfish, &c. 200 ditto salads, cucumbers, &c. 200 fruit tarts, 200 jellies, creams, and strawberries, 350ibs. weight pine.apples, 100 dishes hot-house grapes ...

... teaspoonful in brandy and water, and repeat the dose as required. TUiE LINtMENT.-Strong water of armmonia, lauda- num, and salad oil, of each one ounce, ?? well to the part afi'ected, withl cramps and spasms, as the legs, hands, abdomen, &c.-Bottles of ...

... right to statei that, though unripe fruit is of' course bad and injurious, yet ripe fruit is perfectly wholesome. Cucumbers, salads, and all unlcooked vegetables are bad: wrel-cooleed vegetables are excellent food, but people should take especial care not ...

... nding this, the stems lbe are tender succulent, and admirably suited to the purpose of the yielding a grateful acidity to salads, as well as form ing a deicous tart, which probably, no one but ourselves,' has in i tried. It is not on account o f the flowers ...

... wager is laid of ten sovereigns between two garden, rs In the neighbourhood of Chelsea, one of them undertaking to raise a salad while a shoulder of mutton is roasting, which is to be done in an hour and three quarters. A Swiss TuitxpixE ROAD.-Not far ...

... purpose. Continue to plant out rhubarb, artichokes, asparagus, nasturtiums, sea-kale, Dutch tirnips, German greens, and small salading. Earth up peas, tie up lettutces, and in very dry weather water seedling beds. Finish the grafting of fruit-trees, and train ...