... Csckburn; and ffie Ganwes, CCaptain tlalkett, arrived on Wedfiestiay',' frtim P rt an e Prayo, ?? of Yago, one of the Capie V 4' C salads l'hey ~ajlerdfroju Falniiouth nis thei42th lpn ' November, 'ivit~h 'the Spencer,',of 74, gaixf, Hon.'`w Captain St'opifrd ...

... gal iad I' ilfl iat Ilout ;I it ll LISt CLII ths ticlarat. He re- I a fuised, hblt sile gave hills a hit of 11 piulh, andi salad lie' ?? Cx- IletisI gal. Sil thten ?? last, LIiii1 le falaimeal lier,' sil h b10111) thle razor in ll , his lali. Site1 110111 ...

... colpious ants its ?? on the- dlqp asud nights or the hewr 9411 and 128th, tiata it amounted to 2-79 tactis. am- ?? ihetiisaas salads airt said to hitse mnore re- !he; scomhulethil ?? of thin Last thes the itairdlv at¶rh galesl of Rilghatad. The squalls or ...

... lulte winm alter theis.f XIe ?? i lin in socmenesimul hmosfsicaa1st. colal, ktillneys, brirn lit lot imile), mmiii - fova Is, salad elilliqlnille, pitr. i riulgiS (re ih) alur lrii l',itti dtler game, whitie tier- tilitaige, anid Bitmiblutis, Bloturdlttx ...

... Whether the plants had resown tbem. selves or spring again from the roots, could not be as. t certained, the singular faet of salads and peas groi. e iagispontaneously n the arcticcirclewasexhibited to Ithe woinder of thse visitors. 5 On leaving the Esquimnaux ...

... of iteef, 38 dishes butilt C psr,42 do. tarts creatwed, 110 dor. jelly, 4 do. lobster re rt sal'a~d, 4 do. prawns. 110 do. macbed and other, ?? ig 110.do. salads, 4 almond pastry, 2 sugar baskets, 87 dc et- mince pies. K re JRemaites.-512 turkeys ro'sstecf1 ...

... si( 'Iittcnoralklntrnee of rthe drougirt.tic! conatasrljy..setr- 11 rved a betlhofrif t' nions its 4 hisasdetit virlithsoalp-salad. l~e TI has thereby efticrcedied itt vuilsirig a crop astonishinrrg for 'Cfar(,, an ttdplerrry. Ahm itit ftverr Vt-utcs enc ...

... from3 jiad, three to five in4be3 diimeter; silcel they ecc4el nt an. in soups, or may be eaten vithtqrtegat, r tak- winter salad. TheGermans pr pare4tewobt2 b0i ,ils ing, till a fork easily passes thno~s h- ib ,..1 lt r loe colci bheyare need with oil ...

... dissatisfaction that they hal not waited tar Ititc and said, It appears that ladies rule here.' He asI ate a few leaves of salad, and dranic a glas ot Bour ldcaux. and rose immediately to visit thc gardens, which he took great pleasure in surveying. Coiiieg ...

... consist of plain meats, bread ad and well.boiled vegetables, rejecting as injurious all of indigestible kinds of food, such as salads, raw fruits, p- nuts, rich pastry, and in general such articles as each ut individual may have found by experience to create ...

... in right as- sr cession, and aboutt 23 in declination.-Slough, Oct, 25. o 1Locust az .Efgin-m-During tire great storn 'of salad and rain, a fortnight ago, a locust was driven b into Craigellachie inn, in this place. Whence it came so ista question which ...

... Exeter, about s ourteenyearsof age, wishing' to neutralize -the un-. Pleasant smnell of soe onions which she had eaten with - a Salad, 'purchased, at a druggists shop, a pennyworth of camphor, being a lump about the size of a small M Xslautw ',1e hoie of which ...