... plans of improvemnent-such as p aethrowing in salt, w'arru milk, scalding cre~am, ike. ; hut Sr: to nopurpose. At length I saladed my mil when a ebrsofgbt from tlbs cow, afterwatds settinig it in ieither a cold or a warm plsce, as most convenient.I mean ...

... vo lead at 'night. Althuh ay things eaten as salads ali: contain other constituet ofodbesides mineral matter, to their beneficial action in diet is mainly due to the latter. gri The prsctice of eating salads (which is to be highly corn- bil mended) is ...

... rugged strand,- Left the garish lights ot this world For the Silent Land. Left us but the dear remembrance Of a mighty master salad, Generous and tender-hearted, Charitable, kind. Oft lie pleaded in his writigsg For the helpless and forlorn Hypocrites he ...

... Henry ol VIII., edible roots, such as carrots, lie., were not grdwn in tc this country; and when Queen Catherine wanted a salad, pi she despatchead a messenger to Flanders for it. (A laugh.) w He (the Honorary Secretary) believed there was something w ...

... merely thrown away, but destroyed by fire, and even the exereta destroyed, because, otherwise, millions of ova passed e away. Salads and vegetables should also be most scrupu- . lonely washed before they were eaten, to avoid these ova. e He expressed his ...

... please.- sight i niecE Now as T am. on this subject, really ofiprtne it is 'cii ats suppose we just glance at the pretty little salad or ~ei ;1sssis Vegetable plates indariably placed heaf ore each giescts. pilea'n HleM These mraty lie either in Crystal, or ...

... trimmed with point de Venise; even the F. not knife-handles matched the china and were blue and white; 12.4 ha the little salad plates were silver-gilt, inlaid with tur- f a its quoisces; and the young lady in whose honour the fete r ins was given was ...

... for Monday last are simply appalling in their P extent. To he told, for iustauce, that 22 tons of meat, 12 ti van loade (if salad, seven tons of potatoes. 42,000 loaves, and 60,000 buns were washed down with 42,480 bottlesof t wine, spirits, ale, and stout ...

... wind that l blows nobody ill. t A THING NTOTGENERALLY IMAGINED.-That Row-I land's Macassar oil is the best dressing for salad, t RIDDLR FOR OCEAN ROvEnS.-Q. Which is the a properest place to cast your sheet-anchor in?-A, The a Bed of the Sea. TAB3LEAU ...

... (Ventnor), and Lemmon (Chichester), made 1 the following awards:- CLASS A.-COTTAGORS.-Collect1on of vegetables, herbs, E and salads, 1st prize, lOs.; 2nd. 8S.; 3rd, Is.; 4th, es.; Sth, Ss. No first prize avarded. Equal second, Mr. Bowers, Chichester, I and ...

... asparagus ( Aye, now Vd yen are on the right tack), apricot jam and other li tarts, a custard and jolly ( Aye, aye), a little salad, a with nice dressing, and ?? ?? Very good), s: and a choice dessert. (1That wilt do, and what of ci wines ?? Sparkling ...

... says Ni'Mat Khwaarl acorrespondent ri Of the c~,)ccnI. ?? the same relative Posiioan in t e the enoinsi of the East that salad does in thatof the W, West. Ehartas can be made of every kind of vego- cc table, either Singly or in combination, ma nye- kinds ...