... centre of Ithe table was a basket 'containing unlea- vened breed. Dishes containing hard-boiled eggs and salads were scattered about, the salads representing the bitter herbs of old; and wine from the vineyards of Bethlehem, sweetened with raisins, was ...

... the bottle of oil, for which be paid Bid. The bottle was labelled, Warranted pure a & W. oliva oiL1 Olive oil is used for salads, and for cooking fish. Sesame oil is about ono- fourth the price ef olive oil, and is used as hair oil. By Mr Borland-There ...

... known in medicine as a diaretic. The herbage of the Dandelion is well known in gardening as a beautiful and delicate blanched salad. I But, besides these uses, the root is capable of producing, when roasted. a beverage equal to Coffee, and actually sells ...

... creamed ;40 dishes of almond pastry, 30 dishes of orange and other toutes,' 20 Chantilly baskets, 60 dishes of mince p ies, 56 salads. The Removes: 80 roast turkeys, 6 leverets, 80 pheasants,24geese, 40dlshes of partridge, 15 dishes of wild fowl, 2 peafowls ...

... that the water employed for cooking purposes at the Louvre establishment had been by nedidal orders boiled, and that salad or raw salad no longer figured on the breakfast or dinner table of the employees. An inquiry into el the matter has been made, the ...

... best is the harli-hoiled that is eaten with salad, - Ttiere iea peclcuh ly hewpy con trast bet Iveen salad-and egg., both in ?? and edible qualities, which recommends this combination to the itrue artist. Salad is refresbing exactly because it i; soio. ...

... The dinner commenced by slices of cold ham handed al round in a dish ; then a cold'path of the livers of geese; then is a salad consisting of crawfish, garnished with slices of-beet- is root, and, lastly, some thin slices of . Parmesan cheese. ts Being ...

... 160 Hams, ?? 480 * Chickens, 3500 tinngues ?? 'longle ?? . S Joints of lamb,. . . Galaxitines of chickens, 150 Lobster salads, ?? 3032 'Mayonaise (dishes), Salmhon 3325 Lettuces, .6003 * Buns (penny),. . . 40,00 * Buns (twopenny), . . 25,000 -Ices ...

... from all further guarantee on receipt of £10,000 cash; also voted a donation of £600 per mile for prolonging the line to Rio Salade. The Ascuncion steamer arrived to~day. Count ?? is in the mountains. Nothing is known of Lopei's whereabouts. SOme Exchange ...

... Wednesday night, at which the Rev. Dr Cameron was presented with a purse containing over 230 sovereigns and a solid silver salad bowl, mounted in ebony and suitably in- scribed, the gift of the members of his congrega- tion and friends, on the occasion ...

... ilt.) within the last few days. At the Salita di Crescenza, near the Pantheon, on Wednes- day morning, a boy had been buying salad of a gardener. As usual here, a good. deal of bargaining took place as to the amount of herbs to be considered equivalent to ...

... money *ha' il the arrangement le pro. ' i t,,*hd believedl itw*oulid effect a FeP \5cs 13:bthend School could notl 'lten ?? salad on these grounds he i $ ,- ii'et:ir~id in moving as he had done. isf *cedl to unanimously, and thet 5 , Ito dyve the teachbers ...