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... Whether the plants had resown tbem. selves or spring again from the roots, could not be as. t certained, the singular faet of salads and peas groi. e iagispontaneously n the arcticcirclewasexhibited to Ithe woinder of thse visitors. 5 On leaving the Esquimnaux ...
... BEST SALAD OIL. rpO SOLD AUCTION, Mr. **• PEATY, at his Auction-room, No. Highstreet, on Thu bsday, May 13,1024, eleven o'clock, THIRTY CASES of BEST SALAD OIL. imported from Italy.—Will he put in lots one case, containing twelve bottles. May viewed the ...
... FINE SALAD OIL, ILTR. PEATY begs respectfully to in. form Private Families, and the Public general, that he has few Cases of the FINE SALAD OIL unsold, which may be had in any quantities, at 20*. the Case of Twelve Bottles, or is, 9d, the single Bottle ...
... Calender far October, Transplant your brown Dutch and common lettuces upon warm bordets, to abide the winter; sow all sorts of salad herbs upon decayed hot beds, such as lettuce, cresses, radish, mustard, and spinach. Earth up celerv, chardoons, and the stems ...
... KHY. ic. Compnsu.g Accanters, wines, tninklera, goblets, water erofta. jogs, tilts, lemonade*, trifle and sweetmeat dishes ; salad howls, cream ewers, lii|uor bottles, cruets, &c.; trory bone-handled knives and forks.—ln Plated Goods candlesticks and branches ...
... CUTLERY, &c.; comprising decanters; wines, tumblers, goblets, water crofts, salts,lemonades,trifle and sweetmeat dishes,, salad bowls, cream ewers, liquor bottles, cruets, knives and forks. In -.Plated;Gppds candlesticks and branches, iSfiver edged and ...
... sirloin. 3 rounds of beef, dishes built pastry, ditto tart? creamed, ditto jelly, 4 ditto lobster salad, ditto prawns, ditto mashed and other potatoes, ditto salads, 4 almond pastry, sugar basket?, mince pies.— Remote. 2 roasted, 3 pea fowl?. dishes wild fowls ...
... of iteef, 38 dishes butilt C psr,42 do. tarts creatwed, 110 dor. jelly, 4 do. lobster re rt sal'a~d, 4 do. prawns. 110 do. macbed and other, ?? ig 110.do. salads, 4 almond pastry, 2 sugar baskets, 87 dc et- mince pies. K re JRemaites.-512 turkeys ro'sstecf1 ...
... weighing 15 ounces. Boiled radish roots form an excellent dish when served up as asparagus. —The dandelion makes a pleasant salad in the spring, while the leaves are hardly unfolded It much used by the French, who eat it with bread and butter. It may blanched ...
... Jour'nal. , thea, uiled Radish roots form an excelIesL di h wbn inn aserved up as ?? D'andelionq makes a Mle- mds. salit salad in the spring,, while the lcgves'are harlis. utI folded. It is much 'usid by the, ,F~enc wh ?? C. with-brea'5and butter. It ...
... of lamb, ten pullets, one dozen of chickens, three quarts of brandy, six quarts of mulled wine, seven dozen of eggs, with salads proportion. At dinner, five ribs of beef thrae stone weight, one sheep fifty pounds weight, three quarters of a lamb, a shoulder ...
... .—ln the newspaper of the Bavarian Agricultural Society, the nettle is said to have the following properties :•— Eaten in salad, it relieves.consumption ; it fattens horned cattle, whether eaten green or dried; not only fattens calves, but improves their ...