... open a tavern near the ground. A special law forbids it being done within two miles without a ?? Bedford Alercury. HOwlo WASH SALADS.- The idea having been suggested, says a Correspondent of The Gardenes's Magazine Ojust published), to msy master, by ...

... 'lochelle j ar. Seffert's br or Parasol Mr. Joseph Anderson's gr g The Mr. Harris's b 6 hlantrap Flyer Air. E. Armytage's ch g Salad's Ur. J. W. Brynn's b B ?? Deer ir. Solloway's be g Cannron Balt Mr. I). Boring's br g 'Ihe Pony Mr. J. Sadler's ch t Glasgow ...

... fraictic .excitenient and Iserspiration. We had fought our way in a most gallant manner towards - a shoulder of Istish, a lobster salad, atid a camrp stool, on :which to do them justice, when the announcettetnt was nloised abroad that the race Was at ata end ...

... prime for threc weeks or a month to come. Broad Mane very cheop. Turnips and carrots quit. prime. C;b- o tges, letluces. small salad, spinach, and onions, in plenty I td till cheap. Apricots, suelons, green gages, peaches, ties, nectarmhes, Land grapes,. more ...

... unadorned, of a sim;ple roast for the game cour0t in the greater complication. of an etirde; or in the sob- limities of. a salad, worthy of the immortal gods, your epicurism, be it of Lucullan magnificence, will be con. ?? Advertiser.. SoMEattHsI IN NATURAL ...

... excepting his shirt. No reason is assigned for lite deed. GREIN FaAs.-The first sample this season of this vegetable, in a small salad Punnit basket, Shoat three dozen poda, were ?? for sale yesterday morning in Covent Garden Market, and were readily purchased ...

... rind tForeclosnre, lit1 to I esacir agsr Listoni, Stlrmer, Clementina, aned Carveanh, 14 Is I nigst Feglemirrn, Ili to I ag t Salad of Lyrne, 12 to I aget Firinciscan, usitd 22 to I eig-t l'atriot. Thre tot get oil'in a line, arid, with Ciemierilina and Fern- ...

... changed their haunts. A wager is laid csf ten sovereigns between two glardetlers iln Chels one of them undertaking to raise a salad while a shoulder of muttiii roasting, to be done in one hour and three quarters. DIED. On Saturday evening, at Hertford House ...

... tifter cantvts. eere 1I7'tMeULIts we deseendedl to the all-importalit business th ie o hf dinuer, amid ufter himb titl lobster salad had been duly intO triedh, ntd heeclared tuot weltitit', we foiund, upomi our ascent waltl tilt. upper uueions, fit tble Seeret ...

... and the waving of hile, lhad. kerciitfs, noId parosole eal-et, througit the eye. have brought con. victioet tn the Royal salad of' the.i ardeett attachment of the great ruitiln nt whom abe In, blessed ho Providence for it, sovereIgn nile Irene. 'ritle ...

... Newcastle- npondTyne, won the T Royal Victoria Whip Stakees (lm) in two heats. beating Pytbia, 4 yrs; Maid of Aauklande aged; 'Salad- din, 6 y, Barbarn f oung, 4 yes, and Eleanor. 6 yrs.: At Carlisle, 8rt ilb, won the nbakspeare Stakes (once rodund) in three ...

... his dinner in his pocket, and he has not now the joint- stock boot of his britska in which to deposit his cold fowl, lobster salad, and champagne. Man is an eating animal, and racing is both hungry and thirsty work, as we can testify, and as the visitors ...