... constantly done ; for our great East India ships, in imitation ofthe Dutch who first intro- duced the practice, have little salad gardens iv flat wooden boxes on tlieir poops, where the seed, acted upon by a heat increasing daily, shoots up in a sur- prisingly ...

... Sea.— The value of using small salad as an addition to a ship 1 , mess, having been so decidedly proved ii*. the late voyages to the Arctic Seas, we canneit do lietter than give the following mode of producing small salad on ship-board, from an article ...

... jellies, 50 blanch-mauges, ?? baskets, 4 fruit -baskets, .'l6 dishes shell fish, 4 ditto prawns, 4 lobster salads, 60 dishes vegetables, 60 salads. Removes.— so roasted turkeys, 30 leverets, 50 pheasants, 2 dishes pea fowl, 24 geese, 30 dishes of partridges ...

... a lamb, ten pullets, one dozen of chickens, three quarts of brandy, six quarts of mulled svine, seven dozen of eggs, svith salads in proportion ; and at dinner, five ribs of beef, three stone sveight, one sheep, fifty pounds weight, three quarters of a ...

... dishes mince pies, 10 marrow puddings, IS tourtes and tarts, 2M marbree jellies, 5 blancmanges, 15 dishes potatoes, 20 salads, 5 lobster salads. Remnvc — ls roasted turkeys, 10 leverets, 5 geese, 10 pheasants, 10 dishes partridges, 10 dishes wild fowl. Dessert ...

... veal pies and salads, disappeared almost magically. One gentle- man, who had complained much of the delay of what he called his lunch, actually devoured, while we stood near him, a whole pie, a dish of veal and ham, another of lobster salad, another of ...

... happy (aces were seen on the eve of receiving a stimulus lo their hilarity by the addition of various portions of chicken, salad, ar.d rack punch ; while the military band served as an admirable accom- paniment either to walking or eating. There were about ...

... 2 dishes shell-fish; 2 do. mince pies; 3 jellies ; 2 creams; 4 dishes ornamented pastry; 2 touites ; 1 marrow pudding ; 2 salads ; 4 dishes pota- toes and brocoli. Remove.— 2 turkeys; 1 dish wild fowl; 1 pea fowl ; 2 dishes pheasants ; 1 leveret. Dessert ...

... it seams tha tonus of epMch that are to believe in amendment. Sir, nation listened too these delusive hope* to any longer —salad them. JUleislcrisl promises have been ■ill mm deceptions than tbeea of the wixarda ihiep-r-t neither keep word of pro. a—a ...

... plate*. I »ugar vase*, salts, scent but* Soup and sauce tureens,! ties. Ac. rout dishes, cheese stands, A variety plated and salad bowls. and papier inachec frames, Richly gilt tea and coffee fitted up with richly cut sets. cruets. 92 Uhambcr sets enamelled ...

... sugar vase*, salt*, scent hot-450 Soup and sauce tureens! ties. &e. root dishes, cheese staiids.iA variety superior plated and salad bowls, aud papier frame*. gilt tea and coffee! up with richly cut sets.k I*, cruets. Chamber set* of enamelled Elegant and ...

... Richly cut butter glasses, 200 Soup and sauce tureens, sugar vases.salts.scent root dishes, cheese- bottles, Ac. stands, and salad bowls A variety of superior plated 20 Richly gilt tea and coffee and papier machie sets frames, fitted up with 50 Chamber sets ...