... for the pigeon-pies and salads. hle forests of lettuces, the acres of cress, aend beds of rasdisiles, w*hich will have to be clopised upn; tbie gallons of dressing that will have to be. poured out and converteth into salads for the insatiable Derby ...

... use; but in England we never meet such excellent salads as are to he ha lead at the tables d'hotes in Holland, Belgium, aced France. be Watercress, we lenrn, is one of ?? most wvlolesome of our th 5:salad herbs, aned one of thle oldest in use. Its qualities ...

... 3d per lb; cucumbers, 8d to is each; tomatoes, Is 6d per lb; French lettuce, 2d each; green onions, id per bundle; small salads, 4d per punnet. CARNARVON.-SATURDAY. Fresh butter, Is 0d to Is 7d per lb; salt do, Is 3d per 'lb; fresh eggs, 14 tol16 fo ...

... which to cover up the celery crops from severe froats,aud so prolong the season of this favourite esculent. Crops of small salad should now be sown in boxes or pans, which may be placed under the stages of the greenhouses, or other convenient plares. I ...

... 3d per lb ; rucu nbers, 8d to Is each; tomatoes, it 6d per lb; French lettuce, 2d each; green onions, id per bundle; smsll salads, 4d per 3 punnet. OARNARVON.-SArURDAY. Fresh butter, Is 5d to Is 7d per lb; salt do, Is 3d per lb; fresh eggs, 14 to 16 for ...

... the visitor will notice tea snd coffe sets, oruets, egg stands, toat racks, 1ot water ju'gs, biciit barreLs, liqueur stands, salad bowls, tea urnts, sugar ud bream stands, 'jamn ead l~uter diishs, flewer sttnds and fruit ilshes ini various beautiful designs ...

... 3d per lb ; cucunmbers, 8d to ls esah; tomatoes, li 6d per lb; French lettuce, 2d each; green onions, id per bundle; smell salads, 44 per punnet. ,ARNARVON.-SATMWAY. Fresh butter, Io 6d to Is 6d per 1b; salt do, Is 3d per Ib; fresh eggs. 14 to 16 forashilling ...

... one day the IMarititme position of the P`Mhierlan4 will be as gre!at ae [the military. A recomziseniaation will shortly be, salade to 'the Federal Parliament tor the acquisition of; naa statonsabrad. The overonment have no wish, it'is saiid, to colouis~e ...

... sufficiently, remove all superfluous shoots. THE KITCHEN-oAnRDEN.-SOW further crops of peas and beans, radish, and small salad, and plant out cabbage and lettuce plants. f I I ...

... neat and pleasant appearance during the winter; of course, the pots will be plunged. f THE e ITCHEN GARDEN.-Crops of small salad should 1 be sown in regular succession and raised in the green- o houes or forcing pit. - - I I ...

... and TIE KITCHcN-oGARDEN.-Oa a warm sheltered border ern, sow crops of early peas and beans, radish, lettuce, aad 21; small salads; and in a similar situation plant a few early ash leaved kidney potatoes. ...

... question ie a end, there are certain persons canncaced wirth sice :agricc.'t e or. letereat Who scores resolved to nmake ccc salad ill srithtie i English frirseers. I leave, holverer, ouch ?? 'E Lnglisse hoer of fair piay, theat I rnakc see apoperal to tlseir ...