... i. ■ Preparo the dung to make mushroom beds. Slip plant out flower-roots. Clear and thin rloetoralps. Continue sow Bmall salading. Pinish clipping. Tic endive* to blanch. Sow *inall s.ilading weekly. Plant endive for .» winter crop. Plant strawbcnics ...

... nted Toilette Tables and fled Carpets. JJJ J>AJ37a7 & SA3BY, A luxe TarietT Cul end Plain Gla»»—l«o eerj superb Cul Glass Salad Bowls—Four Cut Glass Decanters, Custard Cups and Pickle lints—plated and Briunnia Mela) Ware, in aud Metal Requisites —set ...

... Comprehend* aeveral Pair and Spiral Cut I>ecamer> ; Chalice and Welliogloo shape Goblet* and Wine* ; Cut Glass Water Jugs, Salad Stands, Sugar Bowls Pickle Urns and Sails. See RKLLL,Auctioneer, Fair Street, Drogheda, and 30, I'ppti Ormond Quay, Dublin ...

... Waterford Fu.kleGl.me.; Gla.sc Cunte» , Wine I.innerre and ileGl.me.; Hol.noh G1..«.. S.lt. and S'.nd*; a.me.ptendtd Urv. and Salad Bonk; Butler tnoleii and Plate., Capt, fitc- A r,„ Ointt-t Ser*iee—White «n^ R . * » Short Service of Blue »«re . > K Srr«: ...

... Pickle Glasses; Finger Glasses V \ lD * le ”' Wine l.iquerre and ileG.asses; Salta and Stands; some splendid ■ ; lery, and Salad Bovsls; Butler Coolers aud , Custard Cups, &c. A rerv h.n4»>tne l-i-ner S ic !“ n » Brown Pallern ; « Short Servroe Deurt ...

... when the I'revelei*, f.-llowing t* as an excellent reme. |y .—Thirty drops jof hartshorn, two Urge rponaful • of the brat salad oil mil these together in eigla. ounce phial, till the b-.tt»e with water, and | sweeten it the best loef 1 nkc two la bio ...

... CELLAR, Scroral of generous old Port and Sherry ; sundry Pairs of richly cut quart and pint Decanters ; pair of superb Glass Salad and Sallary Bowls ; Cut Glass Water Jugs ; Cut GlassGobleU and Wines a splendid Dinner Service, in iron stone China; Morning ...

... rot put on thf table. Then «u enormno. joint cfrnatt veal naa plaeecl the f.»t, plateful of it cut and handed round, with salad anti hotrl f ellr. C'hceie and butter followed, and the whole concluded .ith the urtieU. b.invbona, and excellent A« aeon had ...

... I‘aizra. Geartasiaa’s Ravza. GaenraFas. Caidiflowers H. C. Singleton, Esq. Haluin G. A. Hamilton. Esq .M.P.li.dhieatk Salad H. B. Coddingtou, l«q lb a.lv - Onions O. A, Haroilion, Esq. Gallseeath Parsnips i'- 'V. Eeland, E,q itrowna Carrots ...

... pas t4. uing. Fir»t Quarter, TuursJay, Dej. 24, min. past *2, even. avd Retlectioi»» —She who has an antipathy to lotister salad, who cannot eat ice. who dislikes wine genera’., but ciully ; she, to vrhoro plain stuff and satin are equal, who objects to ...

... taste was there spread in luxuriant profusion—game, poultry, ham, longue, not forj getting the substantial sirloin, lobster-salads, oysters, en outre i fettles miseret —confectionary and preserves—creams, jelj lies, and pine-applea. Silver candelabra lighted ...

... GREEN GOOSE, Removed Iced Pudding’. J. |ly. Italian Salad, Ro&vt Deck*, removed Meringue Gooseberries. Cher ry Tonrto, Italian Cream Cake a Neapolitan. V**l Vent Apricots, Wild Ducks. r« moved by Jam’ o •« Italian, ck»ns, Marbtee. Tuikcy Poults, re* moved ...