... meshes are more than an inch in diameter. A STIMPLE MIXTURE FOR A SALAD.-A salt- spoonful of mustard, sugar, and salt, a pinch of pepper, two table-spoonful of vinegar, and one of salad oil. This will form enough dressing for one lettuce with the addition ...

... correct definition of a kiss by mistake now a days is a blunder buss. TO MAKE A SALAD. Two boiled potatoes, strained through a kitchen sieve, Softness and smoothness to the salad give; Of mordant mustard take a single spoon,- Distrost the condiment tbat bites ...

... the dinnler comes the salad, to furnish up which in its due proportion no less Ilau 9,138 lobsters, with seventy-two crayafih, 302,754 heeds of lettuce, 10,600 bunhbes of water crosses, 10,800 beet tets 20,592 baskets of small salad, 21C0 baskets of tarragon ...

... stand; Gorway servants, butter oooler; Mrs Soagell, pair pink jugs; Mr and Mrs Slooombe, silver teo pot; Mire Ward, salad bowl; Lae family, salad bowl; Miss A Beer, jam spoon; Mr R Aleopp, cheque; bank officials, cheque; Mr Yabslov Lang, dsaert spoons and forks; ...

... gun1--brig, Lieutenant Sir G. M. Keitb.- A rrencl privateer schooner, of 4 guns and 70 menby ,hc Bellette slool, Captain Saladers, on the 2d of July, off Barbadtle;.-Auld another sinall FTrnch privateer, buy th Clheruib and Nimirod sloops, oil the same ...

... beans; also plant out winter lettuce on arich warm piece of ground, and provide a succes- sion of radishes and other small salads. Manure and dress asparagus beds. Get cauliflower plants raised under glass hardened off, and pay every attention to those ...

... behalf of the ex-tudenti of the Exeter T',aining College, :with a case of cutlery (from Mr. Depree, of Exetar), oak- tantalos; salad bowl and servcrs, ;,id case of fruit spoons (by Messrs. CroydLn and Son Devonport) on his approaching ma~rriage. 1T'e present ...

... deter- tI sa mised to settle him. So the next time the member had some at d rfiends to dine with him Soyer sent rp a delicious salad, which 01 I gave great satisfaction to the cOrfNee. I'll send for Soyer a a esid Amthityron, and he aball tell me how he ...

... dishes most patronised were: pate defois gras, salmon, jellied veal, truffled poultry, and Russian salad-the sweets, countless petits fours and pine apple salad; sandwiches, save when guaranteed not to be Chicago Yorkshire hams, were avoided. Imagine the ...

... silence, What an expensive salad dressing Casse! What delicacy of touch over the light green leaves I What charming little stories to beguile the Momenta Of suspenee0 How gracefully end pleasantly ho magnified thenoble art of salad making! The grealt Gaudlet ...

... for furnishing a late autumn supply, and also attend to keep- i ingup asuccession of French Beans, Spinach, and all kinds of salad. Where it can be ?? should be planted on a north border at this season, as it is difficult, witbout more watering than can ...

... personal maniestation of the ever- t distinguished and always ill-used individuals aforesaid: TWO LITER.AIY SALD-DOWLS. Salad for the ?? alone I Saladjor the 8ocial.-Lettuce be merry I r FAITH IN THE CHArTER OF ACCDENTS. - There's one sign that surely ...