... my loss.' ?? into England from Flanders in 1520. A salad was a rare treat in -Henry the Eighth's reign; in the earlier part of which, when Queen Cathe- rine, this king's first consort, wished for a salad, she do- spatched a messenger for lettuce to Holland ...

... oozing from the fresh cut joint? and then enlighten the company by observing, it is a grave eye. In making a salad, you may inquire, why the said salad is like the French at Waterloo ? wheil the company are at their wits' end, you may say, Because they were ...

... Croquantes ,i'Amandes aux Cdrises; quatre de Galantines I la Voiltre; quatre de Mirotons de Homartd I l'Indienne; onatre de Salades de Volaille la Seyer; quatre de Haricots Verts as Beurre Noisette; six de Tartelettes pralinues sax Abricots; quatre de petits ...

... that which the festive guest took with him in his stomach. Soup, fish, blanc-mange, porter, ices, jellies, gravies, meats, salads, wines, vegetables, trifle, tarts, pudding,-who can depict how all were intermixed ? Take, then, these pre- cautions in the ...

... which a severe attack of English cholera has for some days con- fined ?? me. 0, Yates! Vates! beware of green marrows, raw salad, and unmitigated cherries I Of stone fruit in general be shy, And believe, 'tis a fact beyond question, That grapes, when they're ...

... especially those who escape sea-sickness, that refreshments were prohibited. Who would like to go to the bottom with a lobster salad under his nose, or even in his stomach P Why every shell fish would raise their nippers against him! In our opinion, the ...

... every variety of bronze and lacquered ornaments, can. 4Ilesticks, card racks, spell cases, thermometers, taper and ink stands, salad frames, tray and snuffers, toast racks, and other ingenious productions. We may observe of them all that the advancing taste ...

... We borrowed the article, and returned it promptly. A. VERY SIMPLE REASON.-A lad, who had lately gone to service, having had salad served up for dinner every day for a week, ran away; because (said he) they made me yeat grass in the summer, and I wur afraid ...

... assured us that a lobster salad, mixed with the usual ingredients, but with the addition of half a bottle of Macassar Oil, is not to be surpassed for delicacy of flavour. The only necessity to be remarked is, that the salad must be eaten the moment after ...

... foceignc5, was invted ?? 1. Birds'-nest soup. 2. arkt f1h, ried withpotatoes: 3. Hogs'hoofs. 4. Mush- ;'Is stelved 5. Birds'-nest salad. 6. Giblet soup. 7. b-st S. Fried Irish potatoes. 9. Rat bash. 10. J|0i i Sharks' fins. 12. Fried ducks. 13. Dog stew. I- dchickens ...

... a capital piece f acting, and it Was that which people were invited to witness. He was the cold lamb, and all else was .he salad; he was the turkey, and others were the sausages; he was the principal, to which all else were little necessary auxiliaries ...

... plate. Some spare rib Sir, I've a spare rib already ; you see I lean to you always, my love.' Cold shoulder of lamb and salad on the side-table. I never asow my friends the cold shoulder. I've been tele- graphing you, madam, these tea minutes ...