... 3y- -perinissio;i..of: te Co nallut and lgioawls ?? pal Dish Contbulary win perfm at - Baars-bridle -tbs day ?? 6oelock,. s~alad lgw S i n the. eveng freo 7-SOi to 1110 o'ltrk. Condor, Mr Van Masnen. Programme of Music to be performed by 12A cf 16th queen's ...

... to putting in eaccession crops of peas, beaus, turnips, spinacb, &c, and secure an unceasing supply of lettuce andi other salads by sowing frequently. When ground can be spared and labour ij scarce, lettuce should be sown at this season where they aere ...

... to 8.3 mandms, ?? ?? perecessiteycn ofareneedoleathened and alt:ered t the bnewo shae Roat a rifing ?? setinl nrow.Drin atr salade we thi ke norchargevfrdessingfo aleig o utngo rmmi ngonef the setd of th ?? reduced whis isror a prgrammepportniy Rmies ? ...

... Wellesley, Deanuof Windsor, assisted by the Rev. Robert t. Chops, B.A., lncnmbent of St. Augustine's. The bride was accom- p salad to the altar by the Ludies P. and H. orke, Bon. liss aVe~eslay, Miss Grace and Mliss Gcrisde Hzgge, MAiss Brathurst and Mi ...

... Warriors, value 5 gullieils: Gent.'s Silver English Lever Watch. vahle 90s; Lady's Silver Watch and `Queen'' ChLaim, value. 75s Salad Bowl nod Helpers, valne 71s; Set of Gold Links and Studs, value 5ls; Oak and Silver Dinner Gong. value 50s s Gent.'s Gold Diamond ...

... afforded to have tham crisp and tenddr inshot 'weather u- leas tbey are i a cooi eituatiofs Sow on on* foridrewing younrig for: salad; alti endive for autunmn use, ,si- 5B .tbat there ?? of parsley provlded At furniash pit winter. Keep the eulI iooss and' open ...

... cor- dially agree with the author's ideas, and wvish him every success in his reformatoiy wvork. LASs FRtOat ELIN; Olt, SALAD FOlt TIlE SoLITARY. Belfast: Shepherd '& Aitchison. ritis beautiful little gem has bent published in be- half of a school for ...

... oat and smoked, and supped their cosee, or their claret, or their plain beer, and eat their buttered muffips, their lobster salads, or their ?? 4 chops ?? potatoes, the while the mics, the vocalsits, and tbe comediams exerted tboemsqlves to 4ive ;est tq ...

... about an acre and little more in grass and w`°od; and about a quarter of an acre in garden, ?? con- talsned callbae, potatocs, salad, and a few cherry trees. The Indian corn was all requiredin the establishment, about one- I lf for the family, and the other ...

... creams, n ithirty-seven Chantilly baskets, forty dishes of peas, four c ditto of French beans, thirty ditto ditto peas, forty salads a I and cucumbers, twenty ditto cauliflowers. f |TYEx DsSsEzT-Seventy-five best pine-apples, one hundred pounds of 'hot house ...

... °p the . ani, huge plate, and saturating the intermingled mass with gravy, they use these little Aide appendages ee call salad-plates. But the absolute rule is that theaepittleplates muet differ froe the rqatI of the ware. The great innovation, however ...

... occupied the left tideaof ther announced to eoumuence at one o'clock, and by that hoar the tables wre covered with cold meats, salads, pies, brol takes, &c., and the numerous guests who had received plt to partake of the bounty of tbe inhabitants of Windsor ...