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... PACKET BUAT >», Gexegat Post Orrice, Feb 2. Mails de- Next Last Packets spatehed from ots Salad, Stariox. duc, — Lisbou,Madei- and! ra (via Lis- | Zit, i Queen, ‘Royal Tar bun), Spain, 5. Gibraltar . ‘every mouth, Juu. 27. Malta, Greece, luman Isles ...

... John, A.U. 1200. When editors began say •• we WC do not know. writer upon salad says that it was not till the latter end of the reign of Henry VIII., about 1547, that any salads, carrots, cabbages or other edible roots, were produced iu England. Before ...

... greens, for succession. >>v broccoli and kidney beans both in the second and t;-e lu-t week, and at the end oliknwul. Small salads should sown twice or thrice during the month ; also sweet herbs it uot sown previously. Plant cauliflower, cabbages, artichokes ...

... coffee 40 bunches salsafie 256 lbs. wax candles bunches herbs 950 lemons bundles celery 1200 lbs. various sorts of bushel small salad cake and fancy bread 7 doz. sticks horse rad-3 barrels hard biscuit dish 52 pine apples doz. tomatoes Of the celebrated Knowsley ...

... soon disappear. How to Cook Green Peas.—Place the bottom of your saucepan or boiler, several of the outside leaves of head salad. Put your peas in the dish, with two ounces of butter in proportion to half .peck of peas. Cover the pan or boßer and place ...

... time as the vege-ables.—Laug'.'in-,s, quodlibets, injuries, provocations, vegetables, stones, drubbings, all this forms one salad, iMtil one of (he has obtained the greatest part of the voics a«id vegetables. At la.it, when every elector has thus deposited ...

... out if your rivereuce plazes, I wish to know whether iu tins Lent could not a fiber having a small piece 4 bate wav ol a salad f' Anecdote.—lu one tho regiments in M- xico, there was c»r|io:-al who, wiiou the roll w.ia ooi.il calcd, refused to answer ...

... ; thirteen tongues, do. ; nineteen dishes of roast ducklings ; thirteen do. of roust chickeus ; sevev- teen do. of lobster salads, with cucumbers; seventeen dishes of Madeira wine jellies; seventeen ornamented fruit tarts ; thirteen ornamented sponge-cakes ...

... rove successful, the entire population may indulge the of for the feet. To Keep Mick from Tease Step them a short time in salad oil, then du*t them all over T?sin ground to a fine powder, and sow tin m immediately af terwards. (Query. tie mice or the ...

... invited 44 1. Bird'snest soup. 2. Pork, tat, fried with potatoes. 3. Hogs' hoofs. 4. Mushrooms, stewed. 5. iiird's-nest I salad, tf. Giblet soup. 7. Kitten hash. 8. Fried Irish potatoes. 0. hash. 10. Tea. 11. Sharks' fins. 12. Fried ducks. Dog stew. 11 ...

... ; dishes shell-fish ; 140 jellies ; 50 blancmanges ; 40 dishes of tarts ; dishes almond pastry ; di-hes of mfnee pies ; 56 salads ; 80 roast keys ; 80 pheasants ; geese dishes of paitridges 100 pine apples, from each dishes hct-hou-,e-grapes ; 250 ice ...