... advancing crop* to proper distances before they become drawn ; water copiously if necessary, especially Cauli- flower and Salading ; clear off to the vegetable toil heap all decaying crop* which cannot be readily d*m*a ; cut and dry herbs. Asparagus. — ...

... however small, has experienced more or less annoyance from the marauding depredations of slugs. own crops, such as lettuce and salad, as well as young plantations of vegetables, have not unfrequently been destroyed. Their intrusions being generally committed ...

... will find that the majority have eaten neither gooseberries nor strawberries, nor cherry-pie; nor pickled salmon, nor lobster salad, nor plums. Nevertheless, errors iv diet are amongst the most frequent of the exciting causes of the diarrhoea, cholera, and ...

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... (creamed); 30 dishes of orange and other tourtes; 40 dishes of almond pastry 20 Chantilly baskets; 60 dishes of raiuce pies; salads. The removes:—Bo roast turkeys; fi leverets; 80 pheasants; 24 geese 40 dishes of partridges; 15 dishes wild fowl; 2 peafowls ...

... man very innocently replied, No relation al all, sir, ouly acquaintance. lad who had lately gone to service, haviug had salad served up for dinner every day for a week, ran away, and when asked why he left his place, replied— They made me yeat grass ...

... more strange and comical admixture of materials was nerer perhaps presented to an admiring world. The component parts of a salad, or of punch, are not more opposite aud various. Oil and vinegar are not more mutually repellant,—the fiery alcohol, and the ...

... ptinflwil'y to .1 S. hat just a STOOK of WOODVII.I.i;. lIAV\N\A. . IOAKS. FISH SAI'CKS and KI.KS. It.-.i PI( and SIMt KS. SALAD till.. &c (iemiine DRI tiS and ...

... tea- spoonful in brandy and water, aad repeat the dose as required ••The Liniment — Strong water of ammenix. laudanum, and salad oi!, of each one ounce; mix. Apply well to the port affected with cratnns or spasm, ss the legs, hsnds, abdomen. Be Bonks of ...

... thi .1 ha- j ist received a s„lendi.l STot K of UOODVII.LE \NN A. . ARS. SACCKS and PICKLES. Be«t KLINti VINEGAR and SPICES. SALAD oil.. &c Genuine DRIES and CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDICINES, .vc Ac. GREAT NORTH OF ENGLAND RAILWAY. tf.xth r i—C shark. Directors ...

... 46sov. and at Hampton; Air. Mills's, 70 at Chelmsford ; Air. A. Berkeley's, 49 Goodwood, at Portsmouth Town and Garrison Saladiti, Air l'etre's. sov. at Middleham 1 Scamper, MrLumley's, twice 50sov. at Rochester and Chatham; Air. Howard's, twice at Isle ...

... who have had frequent repetitions of these supernatural drags, as portion for the benefit of his health ; crude vegetables, salads, though the divine angler was determined to hook his favourites at saturated in vinegar (against which the supporters of the ...