... truffes, chickens a la Becnamel, York ham, roast and pressed beef ; game pies, pheasants, partridges ; lobster salad, plain and dressed salads ; Madeira jelly, Vanilla cream, French pastry, eompote of fruit, trifles, meringues a ls orbme, almond carolines ...

... kind of ages selected. Those from eighteen to twenty-fiye it puts'I down as extra hazardous. 9 SALAD.-A lad who had lately gone to service having a had salad served up for dinner every day of the week, c ran away, and when asked why he had left his place ...

... mnewn patiart. a deuddeg rhoayn taredig; I trydydd, rhyfon cochion (cxra).-William Jones, garddwr. M~iss Luxmoore-4 cyntaf, salad, cabys ychain, planigyn addurn- al, a desdeg rhosyxi toredig; I ail, maip.-James Lewis Snow. Mrs. Heaton, Plas Heaton.-l cyntaf ...

... b. Borage, sow. Borecole, plant. Broccoli, plant. Cabbages, plant out, sowb. Celery,prickout, plant. Clhervii, sow. c Corn salad, sow. Cauliflowers, plant, sow, e, Cole- I worts, sow for b. plant. Celeriac, earth up.- 0 Cardoons, earth up. Carrots, sow ...

... is an object of no small importance to secure a supply of this favourite salad. In very severe weather they may be protected' by fir. boughs. For the protection 'of. winter salads,' as endives, lettuods, and late radishes; and for preserving, cauliflower ...

... compact and handsome bunch. T THE KiTcrrea GARDnEN.-Continae to make succes. a sional zowings of peas, beans, radisb, sarnall salad, &c., 1' AGRICULTURAL, 6 THE APPLICATION OF Tria SCIENCES To AnRicuL.n TU E.-Mc. Wallace Fyfe delivered an address to the C ...

... achos drwg, gellir gyrn pluen wedl el tbroehi mown turpentine I lawr y bibell wynt; rhodder tro iddi, yna, gosoder an arall o salad oil I lawr, er treiddfo y briw. Y ffordd I waeyd hyn ydyw-agorer y blg gyda'r hba a'r bawd, gwthier y ?? i fyny gyda y bysedd ...

... followed by philosophers pudding, Cranburry apple, and rhubarb tarts, jellies, trifle, cream custard, desseit, cheese and salad. The tables were attractively arranged and embellished with arum lilies, and other floral decorations, the shamrock being largely ...

... ganyf y cawn brawi ar hyn etto, At y fliaws a gawsom, Y l9eg 0 .aj I nesaf; er y galiwn yn hyf dlyweyd na fu yr uu plvyf cyn salad i fegertaid alphlwyf Llandinorwig. ond thaid i'r brodvr somedig gymmeryd 9 bli bel' asthtf eu hunain, snm US fu~asent weci ...

... with the least possible delay. Sow ehicory, t . endive, parsley, American cress, &c., for winter; and t .lamb lettuce or corn salad for lte autumn use. Kid- ney beans, lpeas, and other crops with weak collars, l should be earthed up before they are blown ...

... Soles. Roast Lamb. Boiled Chickens. Tongue. Ducklings. Roast Beef. Asparagus. Cabbage. Potatoes. Jelly. Blancmange. Pastry. Salads. Cheese. Dinner being over, The President, who on rising was greeted with cheers, proposed the usual loyal and patriotic toasts ...

... one quarter of a pound of fine flour, the yolk of two eggs, one quarter of a pint of cold water, and one tablespoonful of salad-oil, and one tablespoonful of caster sugar. Mix into a. smooth paste, adding lastly the whites of three eggs which have been ...