... .00 D tto, foreign. 010 .16 0 1 0..1 010 ..10 ITALUaN SALAD.-Piek the white portion of a cold fowl from the bones, in small flakes; pile it in the centre of a diish, &nd pour over it a good salad micture, made of hard 9gga, mustard, vinegar, and a large ...

... tarts .. oI gaise, a la Maitre ?? ?? 3 Custard ?? 4 ?? I'll ?? ?? ?? a.. o2 Savoury .o 4 Salad a la Francaise ?? o6 Omelette au confiture . g Beetroot salad ?? 4 Omelette aux fines herbes. o9 Cucumber ?? . 3 Omelette au jarmbon ?? y Scarlet runners ...

... 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 ...

... 0O0. TraE T~lrmL FOR SALADS. Tlhese who interest tlemselves in the question of adulteration-and the HIouse of Conmmons ?? read two butter substitute bills a second time- should turn their attention to olive oil now that the salad season has set in. On ...

... VEGETABLES. Sstc S3: z z CaoMowan ditto Oa. Od. per Oa. id. 1 O Old PoUtoea, par ton 70a. £J- New ditto, per lb. Oa. Od. Small salad, p«. doa. Pea#, Oa. Od. ashroonii, potl* od. Od. Artlchokaa, perpeok — Turnip#, per bunch Oa. Od. 0 1 ~ Carrot#, per bunchOa ...

... and Port-a-Way, £450. From none of these mines d d he receive anyv dividoted. Between Iv lS-6 and 1876 he held shares in the Salad Hole Mine, the Bookdale Mine, the Brightside, the ed Danger, and the Magpie Mines. The total dividends F an he received from ...

... advantage of our opportunities, we might have wealth where now we have a dearth. With regard to salads, for instance, how restricted we are. We think we cannot have salad unless we have either lettuce or endive, and yet our Continental neighbours will convert ...

... Cauliflowers dlttoOs. 8 Beet, per doa. « Potatoes, per ton 70s 110s ' Parsnips, per ewt. •«. 04 6 0 New ditto, per 4lb ; Small salad, pmni. feai. per peck .. Moshxooms, qr. os. - Garlic, per lb ! Arttehokes, pes p«* 04. - - Turnips, per bunchOs. Od. leits ...

... leaves together work going on. prevent the eartb pat the plants. takes aboutm five weeks to blanch it ready for us*. sown for salads; those sown in spring looked over, and all with stiff necki signs of approaching maturity sbdbld bent down. Thin ...

... * dittoOs. Od Beet, per dot. It. 1 3 OidPotatoec, per ton 70s to 120* Parsnips, per cwt. 6s. New ditto, per 41b o*. Small salad, pant. Pea*, per peck .. 0* Od. Mushroom*, os. Garlic, per lb Artichoke*, per peek Od. Turnip*, per bunchO*. Od. 1J Oabbage ...

... gr0,fdeadgene~pa i to which it would he prematur ne'matetopcae. WASHIING OvPa aH VEGETAMLES, AND SALADS.-Thoser Iwho value fresh, vegetables and~sweet salads will have.,noue washed in the~garden. Neither the one nor the othtr, shouild be washed until they ...

... Cabbage Lettoces 2s per half 'Ieve, and Celery fd to 2s per bundle. Spinach was Ys to a. td per sieve, sMall Salads 3d per punnet, and Corn Salad 9d per half sievet Parsley Y to 4s per half sleve, and Turnip Tops 1s 3d to IsOd per bushel. There was a large ...