... article on salad making in the Gardeners' efaqnzine concludes by recom- mending the garnishing of a salad with a few bright flowers. This perhaps might be adopted wher the salad Is not of itself sufficiently elegant, but as a role a salad does not need ...

... a . . Dltto, Tcrejign.. 000. .0 RECIPE FOR A WINTER SALAD, BY SIDeY SMITH. (rom The he noerQn3tion. ?? Ticetooth.) Two large pwltohs, passed throuah the kitchen sieve, Unwonted soy beeo to the salad vve. Of mordant mustar add a single spoon; Letrost ...

... -ent some DeC slices of thecold leg of lamb, make a mavonnaise dressing. and a salad of lettuce and mustaro1 and cress; place the lamb on a bed of salad, cover rith more salad, poor co the dresng and garzish wi-t.h siCM of bard-boi'ed eggL t. COLE STriFE-r ...

... bc±'e-e~rs AU 6epends uipon the oil; ifthis benor of ths fineist. the salad wfill not lbe fit to eat; tn, ehetjis ?? in vtry long dei~ca-r_ fasks, the n~ext beet in bottitee the ?? so-caoed salad oil ;su~n'vorsv of tte na me. lash should never be cut int'o Pierces ...

... reuine, broiled mk. fried potatoes, sweet omelette. TIRSDAY.-MUttOn culatb, sauce cbt, lobster salad, cheese fondu. FMrAY.-LOmn Of lamb, French beams ?? salad, lemon pudding. SA=r1taT.-CutiotF of ?? en pplinre. vegetable marrow stuffed with mhn d ism,. ...

... iab, potatnee aad !Ire~ch beans, currant tart. | - 031 DAT.-Vt egeble soup (1), boiled gooeberry i s: !)cY--Cold i ! abh and salad.4hread ard ciner. W1 1EDI~EDAT.-ChUi. OLL (&2 mde of Oa , mb, stewed eatrson, Tnt-RSDAY.-Kedgeree ?? c2ran met raddil. ! FEMA ...

... water In which tho cress Is planted. As food, water-cress ought to be need In its green or uncooked state, in the form of salad or without any seasoning. Whero a large quantity is to be taken, the juice alone of the fresh plant IH recommended. This ls ...

... -Baked haddock atnred. lam chops and green peas, salad, gooseberry tworernc TDrrSnAY.-Ourried kidneys, ffierlade d( veal and vegetables, speriaitc- pudding. FAm.-Clear vegetable soup, swee ? lobster salad, blanc mange. $Avt-RAny.-FiflU of sole pij1ust ...

... ovwnership. For the prize of a set of gold studs, the following first-class boats were entered:- ft. in. Lobster ?? 3 ?? . rim. Salad . 6. C. . P. Clayten. Vasngtiardl ?? 2 C. H. Cox, .l ?? 33.. ?? Commodore. Ariel . , ,, ,, ?? 0 E. L. Cox. ?? 2 11 ? ...

... rations, P soldiers had at their evening repast, bs- *° d wlne . rations distributed for Majesty Fete-roast meat, cheese, salad, ooffee, r.?' 45 COgn *f' 0U m»y fancy how ttej Pr Joyed themselves. The evening was beautifully & off in the best possible ...

... of the s~x? r , The whole of the cathedral ' rm supporters of our national , ?? s Isavaw), General Secretary. ¶$DL> HIT AND SALAD GAP1D E - S. 07 o I V VElPOOL MYl.nTlnY. In consoquence of the -reat, Cf !4 ?? to join tho Ladies' I ruit d. l- ' I ?? ask ...

... expressed the hope that the future of the town would be as prosrous a it had been in the paw-A vote of I slag nw1ted -ti. salad ...