... his fore- fathers.—Pfeiffers Journey to Iceland. SYDNEY SMITH'S RECIPE FOR A WINTER SALAD. Two large potatoes passed through kitchen sieve, Unwonted softness to the salad give. Of mordent mustard add a single spoon Distrust the condiment which bites so ...

... but a female follower, finding that a portiou of the oil, when outwardly applied dirl her no good, took the remainder with a salad 1 THE SIB. SERPENT. — We learn from a gentleman of undoubted veracity that. iu company with several others in a yacht, he ...

... Soused Turbot; thirty Salads; sixty moulds of Jelly sixty Blancmange and Creams; fifty Tarts and Pastry; sixteen Trifles; sixteen dishes ot Mutton; sixteen Turkeys; thirty braces of Patridges Oyster Patties thirty Lobster Salads sixty-four Ices; Pine ...

... thr Packet 'Office, Bole Hocks,.•'ardite; or to Mr E. T. Turner. Attent. I. Quay-stre , t, Bristol. for of, Woks pocket; salad oi. Mr. W. It. Harvey. at the Packet Office, Bute nocks. CartlitT . , or of Messrs. W. and H. Hartnells, corner of St. Sthrten ...

... contamination it3 colour is due to anatto, and that anaito itas been compounded of Jed lead chrome and ochre, The oil in that salad has possibly come' 1ram Paris, where incredible quantllle8 are luanulactured at the knacker's yard; whole carcases of horøe3 ...

... Thomas White; second ditto, Mr. Evan Davie* Cauliflowers, two heads,-—No competitors Kidney Beans, a d is It,—Mr. Evan Davies Salad, a dish,—First prize, Mr. George Lewis; second ditto Mr. Evan Davies Leeks, bunch of six,-Mr, Evan Divies Basket of Vegetables ...

... Departure 901 10 53, 6SI 23 a 5 34 10 501 , 4 1 ''. line were congregated thousand. 50 do. dge, 59. do. apples, 26 diehee a lowa salad, . there coad no greater benefit he conferred than to brilliant Mane the attentlance comprish, the elite of the ~,,„,o ‘. ...

... guti will • Ine mit reattitte . m P . * . .. 3 ..'•••• - -- --- `1 °I ' n i rf C•mu lo tiaeir•oervices would be salad. •. .Arrival 10 13 12 .2l;a 59 7 . 115 I t row.. themelves with stable jackets. They 6 '7 r i. . °e ,e e . e ...

... two la es de Perigord ; four raised ____ _ - - . - evening last. For some years past the extended ---- French pies; )bster salads; eight stands of - ----,--_-----,-------- -=---_------_--- - _-_-__ -- . - - _-_.- importance of the trade of Cardiff, consequent ...

... one ot his poems he says of himself, that he was a fit person to have lived in the world when acorns were the food of men.—Salads for the Solitary. SWEABORU. —A seaport and forties* situate in the Gulf of Finland, three miles and a half south of Helsinufors ...

... candles, wax, Is. Gd. to 2s. 3d.; compo., is. (5d. to Is. gd.; tallow, ¡Od.; lamp oil per gal. 7s. to 7s. 6d.; spetm do., 7s. salad do. per bottle, Is. 6d. to 2s.; starch per lb., 8d. to 10d.; blue, is. 6d, to 2s. 6d.; soda, 3d. to 4d.; mustard, 2s. Gd. vinegar ...

... ay led,. pumnased of mi..' Mr rya., King-wan. Ludlow ; : Your Id& dye lien linen i.e. Mr IThin ! dye i• Mr Lamer. 2. erne, Salad: •• I. tiara ow oy.i. L.q.. II ilia NO J. N .J is a m, eacell• 'a Omuta • innfrntl.b. Jinni Py Pl. and C. F. WILSON, aNanp ...