... broad.- leaved vegetables which salad mixers of genius may substitute for the lettuce. Prance is the l'and 'of salads. 1kccOrdiin to a wehllknown p~ro. verb, a Frllch soldier nleed only two species o t teod (a sotip and a salad. The greatest artist ill ? ...

... IS S&LAD OtL COY bt ?-MeSsrs Wii dayer, and Co. answered a summ fobs; on the night of the 7th instan, left ?? cavea taing salad oil unwatched on a quag at es Dock.-Mr. Tongue, who prosecuitd on belu fn the Mersey Dock Board, said tbe offenrre wa a breach ...

... capital. A resolution of confidence was proosedOC. $ ac DANSDEi ION AS A SALAD.-When well blanched and mixed with celery and endive in the salad bon-l, this forms an excellent salad, and one which is most wholesome. The improved broad- leafed dandelion ...

... perfection. But some equally useful produotu of the garden ore satisfied with a minimum, as, for example, several kinds of saladings. With subjects of this class, it appePr8, In the present infantile state of the practice, results of a more encouraging nature ...

... twililltts will he.-rin on Saturdav,1st June. of avhich dueb intimation sdll be given ln d:wily papers time ICE PAllS .^ND TONGS, Salad Bowds, with llelp. ers; Oil nud Villegar Frames, Asparagus Tongs, &G.' handsome designs; a large seleotion, nt ex. trentely ...

... They had Fome salad to their tea also. That was the lest meal deceased lied before he complained T of being ill.-Dr. Brown: Do you know whether Mr. ri Chadwick, Mr. Ainsworth, or Mr. Bradley, or the other g gentlemen who liad tea, had any Salad? I don't know ...

... to be held isv the Mechanics' Institute on Tuesday add Wednesday next. SIMPSON'S SALAD DRtESSING.- 'rhe proof of the pudding is in the eating. We hare used Simpson's salad e dressing, advertised elsewhere, and can with confidence recom- _ mend it as an ...

... * dittcJJ OJ. Beet, per tos. . ..la 1 Old Potatoes, per ton 60s to 110s Tarsmpe cwt. 0a Od New ditto, per 4'.b 0». Small salad, pr pant Od. Peas, per pock .. 0s Muihroocas, pr qr. 0*- J4 Garlic, per lb pe- pecfe Turnips, per 1 OabhaseJotts ■'Vf Osrrvts ...

... danger of applying sewage to celery and oblter salading. After reading Mr. Smeo's remarks I went to the sawage farm and found as I had suspected: lio was simply writing under an entire mistake. No salading is grown on recent sewage, but only on the land ...

... district, but he eventendly md a closing order, suspending is notion for fourteen days for the benefit of the tenants. SUBLIME SALAD OL The Veutry of Islington, by Sir. A. 3£. Bramall, thei&- solicitor, yesterday, at the North London Court, prsc- cated Ebenezer ...

... into custody if ha Did not, he struck the AneD cu17r in the eye, -nocked him down, and kickeoa nO the head. fnotheruard p lof salad one'of the Inmates separated thhe cates. The prisoner said he wfanted tn complain to the maveruor, hut the prosecutor shoved ...

... HAnDY FR1Trrr' ArD Kn1cna* GAoDE'.-Thits is the t period intwhich'to'lay thofoundation of a sure supply of A vegetables and salads for the ensuing'winter. We vll supni pose that' all the 'spring'aEd ni'd-wintor brocolies haltve'been I planted-scm's time ...