... of beef. Jambon de Bayonne au vin de Champagne. Irish stew. Curry. Hashed vension. LEGUMES. Asperges froids. Salade aux pommes de terre. Salade a la Russe (Printaniere). HORS D' CEUVRES. CEufs de Pluviers. Anchois Norvegiens. Sardines a 1'huile. Pate de ...

... dinner, a tiny fruit-salad in a basket cut by Joseph from an orange, was a special compliment to the good angel. The bill was: Two converts is., champaguel8s., marmite 2s. 6d., sole Reicheinberg 5s., caneton a la presse 18s., salade is. 6d., fonds d'artichauts ...

... indeed are the districts of France, save I that perhaps which claimis this special -French cook as its own, wherein the salad is not fatigued, wherein he who presides over the kitchen's pots and pans is not honourecd as cheif: For both words purist ...

... !gallons of pickles, 27 gallons of salad oil, 1 hogs- 'head of vinegar, 6 cases of eggs, 172 pounds of mus- tard (about 5 lbs. to every 1,000 inldividluals), 1,800 lettuces, 300 smtall salads, and 119 lobster salads. Nor wvere the lighter delicacies ...

... daily and morning .papers. These organs amuse their readers with disquisitions on the political backslidings of Mr. Blaine's salad days, and on' the. trhimph of his art as a party ?? that have no beating whatever on the great fact that he, the fore most ...

... this not long since-and a niirt'y family they were-alvays bright and lively when in mufti, ii ile pecling potatoes, washing salad, or mending dilapidated garmenmts. As the time for the performiaace drew near they vanished into their caravan, whence they ...

... In these degenerate days the le- gislative virtue is supposed to yield before the bland- ishments of cold fowl and lobster salad. Yet Mr. Disraeli is right in the main. Without apprehending that the house could be bribed by a holiday, that the Premier ...

... Ilying over the heads length of boards or pieces of slate or tile. In that way endive is made to be inafewweeks a delicious salad. Lettuces should also be yet hearting in. The final touch should now be given to the earthing up of celery, making the ridges ...

... an M.P. about to address the House, like a self-evident proposition ?-Because he stands to reaeon. WHEN may we consider a salad lively ?-When it's got Sprang onions in it. THE ALLEGED STPINEY MomZa. -AA verdict of Wilful umrder wae on Thureday returned ...

... whose foreign produce invariably forms an interesting feature in the society's meetings, sent on this occasion a magnificent salad from France, the let- tuces being remarkably large and fine, and received for it one of the society's prizes. A beautiful ...

... pieces and dressed as a salad with oil salt vinegar, and pepper, and that this original mixture shosld be swallowed wthin six minutes. The student performed this difficult operation in five and a half minutesand washeddown the salad with no less than ten ...

... other for the class of buyer whose aspirations are limited to the fine and large fowl. The green vegetables, fruits and salads, which are often so dear in midwinter, have been abundant and cheap ; this has reduced the sale of bread, but has not had ...