... space between the roots with fine dry earth, andi ti a gentle watering ; the young tops will form a valuable 1tdnan t the salad, when Lettuce gets scarce. In the forcing psrkent, attention must be given to advancing crnps of ckale, Rhubarb, and Asparagus; ...

... detaine his friend till di00er, and the fo re urged him to remain. To the eurprise of beth, they saw nothing hut aing bol of salad, which the good wife hogan qutitly to serve up, My dear, sold the squire, where crethe rmeoae You didn'p t order any ...

... some of the pupils of Mir. Harvey, the principal of the Gymnasium at c Exeter, presented him, as a token of good- will with a salad bowl and pair of servers; a 1, shield on the bowl bore a suitable inscription. r ?? 6ii Hownrd Vincent ertartained to lanch ...

... Bechamel, BpI .jamnhen de York. Rots-Faisana, canetonasasuvages. wo lest Eitromet-Poudins Imperiale, gelees an Maraquin, wil had salade d'Homard, Oharlottes Parisienne, poudins °PI ris. gluces. Dessert. Co ter, The toast'list was as follows:- The Queen, wa ...

... nting Leeks, s&ve. Woalcheren Broccoli, and Cauliflower, in a somewhat shjeltere pIece. Sov Lettuce, Radishes, and small salading in small s1jitirties every fortnight through the season. Provided t the o reme miS. weather continues, the Cauliflower and ...

... invited:- l. Itird's-nest Soup. 2. Pork fat, fried with potatoes. 3. Hogs' hoofs. 4. uluslh rooms, stewed. 6. 1tirda'snest salad. 6. Giblet soup. 7. Kitten bash. 8. Fried Irish potatoes. 9). Iat hash. 10. Tea. 11. Shark's fins. 12. Fried ducks. 13. Dog ...

... places. Sow on dry andy leantC crop of Sbort.horn Cirrot, and on a Warm border Stt Turnip; succesaionst sowing l of smell Salads ned may be made every fortnight; and in the se nevrl5 regular sotioga of Peau and Beens. Harden off seal in frmes for planting ...

... 'sink. What did. heo1 fancy? roast chicken' No. Veal cutlets ? No, but 'he a6uld eat some lobstor-salad. 1Let him have it, ?? tbe' surgeon. The salad was got, and the' patient ate and, lived And this reminds me Abet the late King of Portugil is ,supposed ...

... successful supply of salading; a cool shady position must be set apart for this, or all the various subjects employed in filling the salad bowl will soon bolt, or be wanting in that delicate crispness so essential to a first-rate salad. I Celorv must be ...

... intense. 120 YARDs HURDLE HANDICAP-FirSt prize, egg stand, value ��i3: second, set of car'ers in case, value Xi lOs; third, salad howl, violue £i.-First F Mardlev, Dawlish A.C.. 19ydn; Reoond ( Cox, Tiverton Earriers, llyde; third B 1'Tecer, 'icrquay Harriers ...

... warm spoth border, along with a small bed of American and Normsady Creie, to stand the winter. 'Occasional 'sowings of Corn Salad shoald be madde Some Spinach should now be trown, and 'Wnc eedotial sow ings of Ettdlv~eAand Lettuce made this wvok or ueiit ...

... illogical as all southerners are, and moreover wasteful. MAXIMS FOR CHILDREN OF A LARGER GROWTH.-TOO much vinegar spoils the salad. Gutta-perchais good for the sole. Ceremonies, like flags, are best waived. Prejudices and frogs croak loudest in the dark ...