... 12 pieces of sirloin, 3 rounds of beef, 38 dishes 4ult pastry, 42 ditto tarts creamed, 80 ditto jelly, 4 'ditto lolwter'salad, 4 itto prawns, 60 ditto mashed and other potatoes; 90 ditto,,salvds, m a1nd pastry, 2 sugar baskets, 87 mince pies -Removes ...

... moments have produced a very different effect from those of Fieschi. He was taken to the place of execution in a panier a salade by the alley of the Observatory, and was accompanied in the vehicle by the Abbe Grivel, two executioners, and two municipal ...

... tlhe most T'tgbrpe ashtocrotions are produced. -~my dumb-wvaiter is ndlemnlred, because it wi-ll not answver;, and when the salad Rappears, Jramo congaled with Let2 us endeamoutr -to do without .sTora7 7. flie Genius of Ortkography Frowns in vain: pting ...

... asters; one species is quite white, as large as a rose, with long pending leaves, which the Chinese use in the season for salad, justly esteeming them a very great delicacy. When the asters are all in full bloom, the pots arranged hand, somely near a ...

... anything to do, that I cannot exeatly contradict my friend. But, as far as I recollect, in (to borrow the words of Cleopatra) my salad days, when I was green in judgment, and used to wade through these dreary columns, I never could discover that the Times had ...

... the body over with oil and vinegar. His Holiness said it was not a bad receipt; but it only wanted a little salt to make a salad of him ! There was no withstanding the sally, and we all became uproarious. Only a few more words passed. He said he would ...

... LwoiPortrail. of novel and highly pleasin, elict, ie wvhich the light, like Rembhranslt's, beart B , 1 ill jimpor- tion to thie salade, hilt vfithout being spotly. Ill 1, the Chief if Mlee Alacdonell's, it strikes forriby onil his tace, and mildly aimg his ...

... 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 inter- mixed. Take, then, these precautions in the ...

... far as possible, be avoided-such as every variety of green vegetables, whether cooked or not, as cabbage, cucum- ber, and salad. It will be important also to abstain from fruits of all kinds, though ripe and even cooked, and whether dried or preserved ...

... np every day; and bacon, bhiled.beer. and beans or cabbages,; may be looked upon as stand- mng dishes: a eoast joint, ;ith salad, completes the repast; but the usual seaso iing with bad oil is not at ail agreesbie to an Englishmen. There are no tolerable ...

... Bunion is a poetess of the withering sort ; but fond of waltzing, polking, lobster salad, and mutton chops ; though such is her intensity of soul, that all the chops and salad in the world will not smooth away those angles in her huge gaunt figure,or quench ...

... better how to in- sstruct you.' There are professors now-a-days of everything; there are masters to teach people how to make, salads, how to eat soup, how to step into a carriage, how to tie a cravat, how to put on a coat, and why not also how to turn the ...