... [ilistk4e P stetveld cat for a raluit, To be b i'Ll, e4pst fthtt444C. aecissqarics to the (IC- ViN'u11ll we ha:ve finiished. our salad, we are ie s : O WO iious to receive any proof, however that it ?? Seasoned with a preparation of , lxhby iwiatcadl a ?? oil ...

... GLASGOW MAh ,ETS, M.ARCciI thbe salads of Rawy Sr;Uit thiis week .ansullt ,t 'thbe sales of Raw Suumdt this week amniountt hxhds and tircest ~prices, however, remnainna ' retin ed little donc, though some enquir v.-it~b : asoit were only. 55 bagrs ordiatary ...

... :DAILY EXPEMNDITURE. (Trhe pound of meat in Spain is S2 ounces.) 1b. beef . i, lb. bacon . }05 t pintrpease i onion I cabbage, salad, &c. 0 4 Slb. flne bread . 0 4 Fuel ?? 0S lV5ANNEROF COOKNG. Breakfast at Eight o'Clock.-The,beef, bacon, Pease, onion, and ...

... articles p rovided far the It ljoccasion -100 galatines of chapans aux truffds, 300 plitds of a do fate gras truff6s, 300 lobster salads, 150 inavolnutise ski itt doe volaille, 6 borsr' hleads with trufl-les, 100 hams ala at) a g ste, 200 roasted fowls, 100 roasted ...

... of the thir d y-ear of Sir Robert Peel's a administration. Would any one have believed this pos- a *o sible in Fetray 1841?Salad P ebray, 7Saao- Departure of the First Past-Office Pachet-SJhip for I SYdey.0-n Friday the ship NMary Sharp, Capt. Mills, the ...

... Claret and Warm Water Bread Racks . .. 7 to 22s Jugs ?? ?? 4 Set ?? Covers 15 to S2 Epergnes ?? . 15 Set of 4 Corner Dishes 17 Salad Stands 6 to S Warmer for do. 10 Liquor Frames 3 3 to .5 Dessert anives and Forks, Silver and Ivory Handles, in Cases, £7 to ...

... embrace it. At 8 o'clock to a minute the funeral procession arrived at the Barrier St. Jacques. The carriage termed a panier-9-salade, stop- ped at the foot of the guillotine, and the patient, his head covered with a blue cap, and wearing over his shoul ...

... and %vegetatiomi is rushiing over the earth almost wvith h a; tropical speed. The gardlens are already productive, and we salad is offered in ahlundrince. As a proof of the earline~ss quac of the season, we may mention that we have just now he- 11Ot fore ...

... tihe lcte-S'iV Imaterials, and, having taken pains to nfx a perf- t Salitt n had the good. fortune to succeed. While the sala.d as in| process of mixing, he candidly answered all questions a;t- i dressed to him on his situation and prospect¾, stated ...

... recommended himn an application of oil and vinegar to his person : - ad he ' said the Pope, added salt, le %Would have made a salad of me! t Externally Louis Philippe is a Roman Catholic;, brt for the want of attention his ME ajesty displae vto the ritesof ...

... SEASON, among which shemay at present enumerate the following, viz.:- New Potatoes. Spinuachi. Green Mint. Artichokes. Celery. Salads. Asparagus. Young Turnips. Shalots. Sea Kale. Do. Cabbage. Beet Root. Brocoli. Brussels Sprouts. Red Cabbage. Also, Cut-out ...

... arynniee yit et sire Coormictee;, and tirorigir I ouanoettrusn myselfia allude to all of tre cd rusindtite mnb tobvious ta-the salads of the brethren, we id Pent r we must determine, if not upon the niodec of appointling Pro- th e- feesers generally, at least ...