... apples, melons, tglbert.', gooseberries; 'grapep, strawberries,. &e., and the vegetables, comprising qucum-. bers, asparagud, salad, potatoes, cauliflowers, kidney. eans, &tc., were of a enmarkably flne description. One of tile most interesting features of ...

... large dinner party in' the neighbourhood CxI of Ealtiniore, reently,'consistingtif gentle~men from town It end coarntry, a salad d~ressed with sun-flower oil wan o eaten, sand was pruoronreed to be excellently well dressed, uil nobody srsicigi o oS olYeeil ...

... kidney beans, broli, Ssno, on tiernips, carrots, unionis, beets spinachl. lettucen Ia S eel ninny' soi'ts of 'pot-herbsi and salads. A gadn , lat should be well fenced, acid sheltered from thencrh , to anid east winds, and the hedge-rows aied coren shocild ...

... with their substantial fare, consistisge Of roast and boiled beef, and muetton, roast veal, hams, reprc plum-pudding, aend salad. Thce King, on arriving at thle theX usiddle table, made a atop while the grace weas said. He stoodi .then procaeeded amidst ...

... ieeetd'etirr~~ I i his own woards, w1 aerne~~llnd that wve could do byVfioleepurop~~ .P in~ this ageo ?? omeca snepie the salad of roan is allirto4wlieq..~ or;ml~t~ ~tid 'him, And he feels little disposed, frmlc san xec' ;a mands ls ss teton, let hsi ...

... many did, oftener ne :than 'aould agree with some digestions. Then'the're were .fruits, pastries, and jellies, and lobster salads, and aill-sorts' thr of Cates and confections,.:and strawberries and creamn, and c abundance of other -good things. Then for ...

... 20 dishes of tarts, creamed, 20 orange and other tourtes, 24 dittomince-pies, 20Chantillybaskets, 20 dishes of potatoes, 20 salads. -Remnores-20 roast tuekeys, 32 pheasants, 8 lishesof wild fowl, 16 ditto partridges, 8 pea. fowls, 4 leverets.-Dessert-30 ...

... Coacomn- iso bres, Slagnornnaisee do Homard, Salades do Voltaile, op Petits Pates i. ls Reins, Ris dte Veau a la Rtomaine, Beol- hotines d'Agneau, Filets de Soles Ae la Provengalo, Crievettes, )et Grouse Salads, Gateaue A la h'rangaise, Nougatsd('Ab~ri- ...

... tics gluttoncs of lila age, because he - ki -llate tire or ticree plates of soup, a pheasant, a partridge, a'i pc 0 plate of salad, a plate of-couttoct dressed wRit-igavy and gar-- ar .e lic, two slices oflitem, and a plaisof pastry,-nt a sicigle sitting ...

... stood in the middle, flanked by two pine-apples. The custards and the jellies, the fowls and the ham, the tongue, the lobster salad, and the patties, were fancifully arrayed upon the board, and to each cover were half-a-dozen plates, one upon the other, for ...

... cnommand, e- Sir C. Napldr had heea guilty of no rashness in adopting the po bald line of policy whlichlnire )lied followed in Salade. Oit thle ly cosstrary, any leietaotiolt at seals a time eoulld have been tileI to must Irazardous puliey that could rave ...

... tbpllai ade rad own themselvess or s prang aupai at f front the roots, coul not be -asc ertained;' by t the sibgula . fact of salads and- - peas growing SPoag.eoUsly_ oon t*k t narrtle ci r cc was exhibite t tte wondero fthevt th f .e ...