... illustrations are considerably new and appropriate, A Salad of Stray Leaves. By Geo. Halse. Author of Sir Guy de Guy, &c., &c. (Lon. don: Longmians, Groen & Co. 1882.)-Tbe. prose ingredients in this Salad. of short stories and poems give the tone to the ...

... Best six onions, sown in spring (six corn- petitors)-lst prize to Robert Young, Esq.; 2d, John Chalmers Li Best basket of salads (five competitors)-l t prize to James 61 Willock; 2d, Robert Young, REsq. Best three heads of shallots ' (four ?? prize to ...

... of this country with respect to food. Until the ceommencemeit of the sixteenth century no edible root of any kind, or any salad was grown in England ; and, of course, when they were -introduced, their use was gradual. The rich used sometimes to import ...

... vegetbbles (market gardeseris- I - D Loga.. Collection of vegetables Jexcludiogr market I ?? Potter, lerwick. Collection of salads . ?? stewart, Catherine Bank. Two cucumbers- vW. Murray. Polinunt. Tweive tomatoes-hK. Grossaro. Pint of meusnroomns-T. Boyd ...

... gardener because lie had no salad (for sale) for my dinner. I got him released, and his first words were, ?? will take my rifle next time and shoot him if he sells his salads be- ; fore I come.' I have had a very good salad every day since, and I am of ...

... joiner, and resii n ?? C and - r y were remittedbyte ci vr S~heriff. After ciardctr 9t the Shcrcoff. -Mabrt -Turnbulli ca-as salade a ai'l15 I eve BoDy 11)stitrcsYED.5 body whiell Wasfui ~tli ~ls ~ near Springlield uYO ' -identified is tha mason, rcsidil)3a ...

... Totrtey, North Barwiok.. - . 'Tvweny-fossr desoert ?? Petter. Collection orf vegeibles-T. FIhnR inn. Bawick Ciollection of salade-F. Miuse, Sennybesik. six ersrnabera-A i irk, ien. Six tomatces-T. Carsutheris. Fusifet ef tudimhdoomst3' t. 4arieto. Fittwe ...

... the-se were at one time by many instrz trainers rigorously prohiblited. Salad iswarmly thore welcomed at the diuner 'tablesaof all intring bonief the only condition attacheda to the salad being- ar tb that it shall not he` dressed. A little fruit not a1 ...

... into a pleasant salad. A great variety of what may be called strong dishes are cooked alfresco and sold on the sidewalks of the city. One of these dishes is called chicharion, and consists of lean pork fried in lard. A common wayside salad is the en-salada ...

... Alex. 'Dickie; 2d, R. Wilson; 3d, John M'lnnes. 4 heaviest stalks rhubarb-let, Robert Wilson; 2d, John M'Innes. One basket salad- let, Robert Wilson; 2d, James Walker, 3d, Alex. Dickie. A. ?? Craas.-Two fuchsias in bloom-1ast, James Drewette, 4 Gauze Street; ...

... Avevodale, PoBeont. CL.ASS IV.-VGETr~ABrBs (oPen to .all), Best collection, 12 varieties-W. Harper, gardener, Perth. Collection of salads-W. Davidson, gardener to James Galloway, Stanlcy Road, Trinity. Four cmcumbers-J. Hood, gardener, RoPkend House, Helensb hrist ...

... Biston, St Bowehells. E Fify ?? po ecv.e5- TA.TLE5 lopoo.) Cllctin pofdvegetables, 1S distinct variet- Harper,2 i Collection of salads-W. Davidson, St Filses, Trinity. t )t Four cuumbesrs-P. Roie.lr, Liberton. Twelve tumatce-S. Jefrey, Lteds. Baskiet of isnsootcs ...