... appetising which otherse would remain Iuneaten. Salads tend to coolness, while hot meats, gravies, and Eauces raise the temperature of the eater. lish is better cold than hot just now, and, if accompanied t by salad of some sort and a subtle dressing in which ...

... Mr G. BIDBR. (Friday! BVbmkm. 11 and TOMORROW:— VIOTTI OLOVXR. »*rit i.e Miaa EDITH J FALLON. Dab err: Him MAKIOi WALTER. Salad. Mr! J. U. ROWAN (.■'me. Miwarx and EAsT, Negro GMuedia/.t Mar LILLY J 1 •HELMS. HerleCoaic. he SHOT for. the Trafalgar Uoldl ...

... processions, headed by brass hands. SIEGE PRICES FOR SALAD IN PARIS. There exists what may be called a salad crisis in Paris at the present moment. Everybody knows that ,the average Gaul delights in a salade, whether of lettuce, watercress, wild sucecory ...

... the table was a blasket containing unleavened ;broad. Dishs containing hard-boiled eggs and saladst wor seattered about, the salads represent- ing the bitter herbs of old ; and wine from the vineyards of Bethlehem, sweetened with raisins, was plentifully ...

... suitable articles for hot weather in Dr. Nokes's experience are fish, such kinds of meat as fowls and game. green vegetables, salads, and fruit Farinaceous food-that is, starches-should be taken in the very smallest quantity only. Sufficient sugar would be ...

... ditto, . ed. *• doaen .. 9i. a dittoOs. «»» 1 OULPotatoss, per ton 70s to 120s Parsnips, per cwt. St. New per 4!b fa od. salad, pr pant - Ps*«, per peek .. 0s O ...

... assurts me tharhehil grown and sold rap ' salad for the past tbirty-see en *esa, a-ad has never known anyone to die or have the s IigateJi illness from its use. Therefore consumers ic.av rgo a using rape as a salad with the freedom of formes years 'ulhaan ...

... ditto Os. Beet, per doz. te. Od. Old Potatoes, per ton Os. 0 0 Parsnips bunch Os. Od. New ditto, per lb. Os. jd. 0 i Small salad, pr. doi Od. Peas, per peck Os, 104. 1 0 Mushrooms, potle. Od. Garlic, per lb Od. Artichokes, per peck Od. Turnips,per bunch ...

... dsaaa.. 0 dlttoO*. OA pei doa. .Is fl JtdPotatoea, pet ton 70s 1 Its Parsnips, pes cwt. kM. ditto, par AUt os. OA laaaU salad, pan*. OA Peaa. pss peek., isB4 t Mushrooms,psqr. Ba. Garlic, «A ArttchoXa, per peok r«mipa, par 1 Oabhaga latta.pr 4oa Od ...

... was. BILL OF FARE. Salmon. Cucumber. Cauliflowers, ac. Boles. New potatoes. _ Pastry. Cheese. Fore-quarter of lamb. Celery. Salad. Fillet of veal. Ham. Sirloin of beef. Green peas. Greens. Bitter ale. No wine; that, I think, was a mistake, for wine opens ...

... of dog braised; leg of dog. roasted; rats cooked upon the ashes ; rat pie, with mush- rooms; eel 4 la broche; salad of celery and small salad. Dessert.-Duteh cheese, apples, pears marmalade arc KirscA, gatceau ?? au froorage de C5Lutfer. The ban- quet ...

... POISONED BE: PO1ATO SALAD.-Berlin, April 30.-It is announced from Darmstadt that a number of soldiers belonging to the 25th Field Artillery Regiment : stationed there, suddenly became ill, yesterday, after partaking of a potato salad. Thirty men were removed ...