... for * drink. After inspecting the farm the guests sat down to a luncheon spread in ' the Evergreens, essisting of lobster salads, baked beans, potted pigeon, CbA, fruit, vegetables, ice-cream, lemonade, &c., ani of which, they were assured by a negro ...

... sent a box of Museats, for which a certificate of merit was awarded. In salads, Mr. Burns, gardener to Earl Stanhope, at Cbevening, was first; he produced excellent celery, corn salad, curled ?? endive,radiehes,mns- tard and cress, &c. Mr. Fleming was second ...

... cooked, 2s per tin of 4 Ib. FLOWER and HEATHER also, DRIPPED HONEY, 5s per Pint for the finest quality. The NEW SALAD OIL, 9d per Flask, Salad Cream. MACLEAN & SON’S Grocery axp Warenovuse, 27 Princes Srreer. *.* Wrsxes, Teas, Foreicen and Grocertes, all ...

... potatom 6d per lb. ; cucum- bers, 6d eah and upwards spring rabbges, Id to 2d each brocoll, 1d Wo 5 per hbed: lettuce and salad onaions d per dozen,; cabblge plants, 6d Wer 100. Buýehrr's meat - prunejolnte only qnoted) - Beef, 9d to 10d per lb.; veal ...

... lettuce for luncheon and salad bowl; and indeed, none but cabbage lettucee of some sort should ever to provided for a firet-class salad, the cOE varieties being too juicy to take the salad dressing kindly. Our ieal of a perfeet salad lettuce is the old Berlin ...

... ? to bo fumigated. Where sick- rees has been may be shut up for an hour or two and then opened. OIL To TmTCETcN THE HAIRI-Salad oil half an ounce, oil of origaiuium, six drops, oil of rosemary, four drops, oil of laveider, three drops, oil of cloves one ...

... packages, in- cluding: -Greengages, 27.583; Orleans and other plums, 15,138; pears, 8,043; peaches and apricots, 5,002; tomatoes, salads, cucumbers, &c., 4,077; nuts, 2,098; cherries, black and red currants, apples and grapes, 645; bananas, melons, and lemons ...

... THE RICE AN] DIXEY COMPANY ATI ITEE THEAIETY., A inaniae for the miixing, is the crowning 0 maxiin of the enthusiastic salad-makor. The American t burlesque in which the renowned Rico aud Dixey Com- n pauy made their first appearance before an English ...

... - Beet, per doz. Os Od. 1 0 Old Potatoes, per ton 45s. 900 CParsnipspr.doz. Os. Cd. - - New ditto,perlb. Os. 4d. 0 C Small salad, pr. doz. Od. - - Peas, per ?? Cd. -- Mushrooms, pr potle. Od.-- Garlic, per lb.. ?? Od.-- Artichokes, per peck Od. - - Turnips ...

... I` IS Do., DOW'1~0 1 '10 tter,-- Y'I F3, . A [ ?? *i. .4 Turnips- Code nt, Pr33 6 z C Cawui'ruwecC), Par-icy, per bsE.0 Salad, T1omat',p Tur-t pt 1 pi Ecltr iti, . 1,stc. -p: . -TIt- 1. I I mar'ti'-, W a rk 1 4. 18! 3 t'o'L';fr- ?? bl, I; tio kG ...

... Od -- Beat, per dos.i.. 0l . 1 IS OldPotFstoes,pea ?? t'sD 100 ' ?? ?? don. oC. Od. -- ldOrW ditto, par 41b Oz. Od -- Small salad, pr punt, Ca. -- Peau, pea Pack .. Oa cd -- 1ushrooms, Pt qt pd. O 6 Mint, per ?? Id. -- Artijcoho'J5, psi eok ( Od, -- Turoits ...

... per bninrh ?? 1,t. Shallots, per lb . ?? 4q, Horseradisil, per Ilttildle . ?? .. 2. Pariley, per bandle . ?? 4. ld. Small salad, per ?? . . 2d. Artichokes, per peck ?? is. Cabbage lettuces, per slozen . . ., 2d. , Rhnbarb, per bundle.. d. A, pareigitq ...