... cool in the summer is salad I 'cries the poet; and who shall say him nay? - Tnat, at lear, is ail fuas-. saflable propositiou, it there be such.a thing in these con- tentious times. But why in the summer only P' Surely salad is one oof the delig ...

... were afterwards made by Mr. Illiogwortlt as to the cause cf so utexpecttd and paitf ul a r esult; and it was foutid tbat tlre salad, instead id of ?? of lettuce, parey, ard chiveli, coirtained in the in, ylaca of lettuce, leaves of a ,oiuriron Ploweriag platit ...

... that it looked more like a i baby ;sausage than a vlate of potato salad, though the salad would have been in the natural order of things. It is not quite.olear yet why it did notlookllre salad. Mean. while the captain stuck to the defunct whale idea. His ...

... collate a clergyman ? Put him in a wine-cooler, and keep him under the side- board till wanted. Then stir and eat slowly with salad, Anthropophagian Islander's receipt. Give the nature of a Perpatual Curate, One who is always giving sermons an hour and at ...

... lecture on salads by a Frenchman could not fail to be entertuiniug, and one that M. Henri de Vilmorin has delivered had the merit of giving us some information on the numerous planta, roots, and fruits that our neighbours make use of in the salad dish. In ...

... rotatoes, green nees, uiual, white batrient in curry, macaroni boiled in milk and served with grated parmesan, lobster salad, salad of cold vegetables, ft rtittartandcustards, :blanc-mange, cheese wafers, dessert. After such a dinner as thin a man would ...

... badly at his bill; young gooseberries form an equally acceptable luncheon; audi later in the spring, whed he can get no better salad, tne sparrow will in a few hours clear a wall of fdewer-buds, preferringwith the intuition which he must by this time have ...

... A Political Sketch. STUDIES IN AMERICAN POLITICS: I.-Party Machinery. M A Y D A Y The Meaning of its Customs. A CHAPTER ON SALADS, By Susan Hopley. THE FARM AND THE FIELD A JACEDAW'S FLIGHT. LOCAL NOTES AND QUERIES. EIGHT PAGES-ONE PENNY. The Meekly Supplement ...

... Mlany or moet swveet herbs, being isv tiower, may! be gathered. Attend to cucumbers antd senlons. Sowv succession of various salads. Leeks should be earthed up, while ebalots, and many of the onion tribe, may be gathered and etored. Last crops of quick growing ...

... that his commodity was sold not as olive oil but as salad oil, and I should say that nine out of ten rational people are aware that if you want to get perfectly pure Florence or Lucca oil for your salad you must send not to an ordinary grocer, but to a ...

... Hunting Sketches, in 15 frames, £29 (Grego); The Honeymoon, dedicated to all about to marry, £7 (Wild); Frontispiece to Rase's Salad of Stray Leaves, Phiz's last drawin, £6 15s. (F. Sabin); Chasing the Dear (Deer), a pair; £7 15s. (Blest); Scrap Book, containing ...

... EXTRlACTS F'ituM 'IHE -TOMAHAIK-'y SALADE DE LA SAISON. Christmas hins passed, and with it have vanishedl its eelica-cies. The tieri-y time of gorged plenty-of starving-but no; let uts et'p. Why look back- when there is always good food torieli:t the ...