... their e;ol l urs. and then let them say whe- ti;er the s -nLiments it conveys are not those by which E they would re'solve to salad, as the maxims best cal- culated to enstire the proFperity of thle public. It inculcates the print iples of rational liberty ...

... don't answer any questions that may lead to explanations: keep the tooting press on your side, and talk -eternally, aboiit the salad rics; and you will soon'be in possession of all the Abbeys and Priors, and Advowsoans and Parks, and Dog.kennels and GaMe-preserves ...

... the woodlark, thrush and chaflinch. GARDEN.-YOU may sow cucumbers, melons, kdney beans cauliflowers, (in hotbeads) small salading, turnips, together -with salsafy, dill, tyme, and hyssop, and the various herbs tbat are used to season soups or sauces ; ...

... was employed bv Iri. George, of Drumcondra, to carry a basket of salad frim his garden to the Castle Market, yesterday, flas passing tli ough Souths Great George's-street, having her salad basket on 1er head, wvhen a hackney car, from Kevin-street stand ...

... thaln 111teration to be made-in the quality; itiiestibles ot course arehad as ate-cery other itiine butpartiaulahriv now. Salads, - fraw-swftfi, titillg~stlult ~ge acidity, &c. ?? is ?? anltistot v .i a tiqwe-and rears' rsettition. 1 sot, ty deer Sir ...

... ofAhe~as- Likse the ghost in flarniet, on their -lips Bis for fever the inculcation, swear. - If it be bitt the cuemtting of a salad, your biblemongers and Bethesdaites. > inust~have anoath. Upon the most triflingandcontemptible .matter they are not satisfied ...

... October it will precede the early York in sprirg Plant out carnagion-lavers. Sow auricula and polhantbuas.sed, and swaell salad seed. Hoe turnips, and clip hedges. Divido flower-roots. Transplant celery. Sow lettuce between the 18th and 24th. Sow cauliloprer ...

... cempbor, not knowing the consequences of it. Having taken an excursion to Bud- leigh Salterton, she there partook of soeni salad with which an onion had been mixed, and for the purpose of dcc- troying die ?? smell occasioned by the tter veeta- ble, she ...

... to have ?? his Majesty at the late laces at Ascot Heath, what races he liked best ? A-Scot was his Majesty's ready reply. SALAD or GOvEnrNNMENT VicEs.-In a recent government advertisement for the sale of a quantity of Old Ordnane Stores, amongst shovels ...

... of Barclay and Perkins, apd two glasses of brandy and water, with which I intended to wash down o?4e of Cox' best lobster salads at St. John's, for two calomnq dill4 and a black dose: with this horrid - succedaneum V'retire4. to rbed, and after kicking ...

... are speceeded by a 4ish of fish and by roast beef, of which the toughest part is served round. Where there is no plateau, a salad Occupies the middle of the table. This course being removed, regular entrees are brought ip., arsd the seryants hand round ...

... orange and other tourtes; 40 ditto, of almondi pastry; 10 chbantelly baskets; 40 marrow puddings; Gol dishes of mince pies; 56 salads. TIJ REIOVk;5. roast tu!keys; 30 leverets; 60 pjheasants; 24 geese.; 40 dishes of partridges; 30 dishes of wild fowls; 2 ditto ...