... of letters. AN EXCET.LENT SALAD.-Boilotte or twolargeowions till softand perfrctly mild; when cold miix the onion with celery and sliced beet root, roasted in the oven, which has more flavour tian wiehrr boiled. Dress the salad with oil, vinegar, salt, ...

... treatruent a shoulder is formed to the celery-bank, for the new application of soil. Celery is a wholesome vegetable, either as a salad, stewed, boiled in soups, or boiled whole, and served at table with meat in the same way as cauliflowers and brocoli. Care ...

... principal early crop, while the ground continuos in good working order.-Sow. turnips, ;carrots, leeks, cnion1, parsley, small salad, and pot-herbs. FRUIT GARDEN-.Pinoery: keep up the heat to 70 by day and 60 by night, as a minimum water daily, and keep the ...

... host head'ed the table, and helped every one abundantly. 'Supper at eight o'clock closed the day. 'It consisted of salad-an excellent salad it 'was ;'-cold-boiled 'beef sliced, with hot potatoes; veal' ragout 'and beef cutlets, with ex- celent gravy sauce ...

... trenched and ridged if clammy, and turned with tlte spade if light and free. Some persons sow early peas, magazan beans, salading, &e., and a crop may be obtainted occasionally. It were wise to transfer to a frame a ?? am ur her of cos letiaces, small ...

... acre they are likely to give, we may safely conjecture that an average mignonette box will yield a harvest of at least two salad bowls. The metropolitan farmers who cultivate the radish in the ordinary flower- pot are calling out for more protection against ...

... creamed}, 40 dishes'of almond pastry, 30 dishes of orange ind.,thrs tourtes, 20 Chantilly baskets, 60 dishes of mince pies and 56 salads. -;The' Rehoves-80 roast trirkejs: 0 leverets; 80: pheasa~t5,~ 24 geese, 40 dishes of partridgest .15 dishes ofU:wild' fowl ...

... kidney-beans for a lest crop and also' winter and spring onlons. Welsh onions, although they'never bulb, are usecful in esuces,'salads, and when all other kinds are killed by frost.'- Thin out beet roots to proper dstinces, and clesr from weeds. Plant out young ...

... sufficient to boil a a full-sized egg; but if below the average size, two minutes and, a half will suffice. Never boil eggs for salads, sauces, or any other purpose more than ten minutes; and when done place them in a basia of cold water for five minutes to ...

... crop together wiith blossomd in fill perfectioni.-HuU RecAingispar. G.ARDEnscNo OPrRATnONs Fot TIIE WEERn._ .Sowall kinds ?? salad; plart cuttings of swget herbs; transplant endive. .-Leave out, er if inconvenient to leave them where stand- log, plapt out ...

... runners, and the onion occupied the chair. He was sup- i ported on his right by the head of the asparagus family, v while salad occupied a bowl at the other end of the table, and was dressed in his usual manner. The potato, though just out of his bed ...

... a pint-and-half bottle of castor oil, asked his servant to bring it to him, when he told him it had been used at table for salads, he having from time to time filled the dinner castors with it, believing it, from the label, to be intended for that pur- ...