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... known in medicine as a diaretic. The herbage of the Dandelion is well known in gardening as a beautiful and delicate blanched salad. I But, besides these uses, the root is capable of producing, when roasted. a beverage equal to Coffee, and actually sells ...
... man's poison, and because Cabbages disagree with A, salad with B, apples with C, 1 and oranges with D, therefore, thev advise all the letters of the alphahet to have nothingto do with cabbages, salad, apples, and oranges. Let us see what this inconceivable ...
... gardener to James 13. Nelleon, Fsq., Woodend. Parsley-1st, W. Rankine. CArrots-lst, WV. Watson. Spinach -Ist, A. Davison. Salad- lSt,, irnm WIatson; 2d, W, Rankine. Cottager's Prizes-The only codnpetitdc in tbi, ?? was A., Leach, tanner, Rothesay. who ...
... GLASGOW MAh ,ETS, M.ARCciI thbe salads of Rawy Sr;Uit thiis week .ansullt ,t 'thbe sales of Raw Suumdt this week amniountt hxhds and tircest ~prices, however, remnainna ' retin ed little donc, though some enquir v.-it~b : asoit were only. 55 bagrs ordiatary ...
... :DAILY EXPEMNDITURE. (Trhe pound of meat in Spain is S2 ounces.) 1b. beef . i, lb. bacon . }05 t pintrpease i onion I cabbage, salad, &c. 0 4 Slb. flne bread . 0 4 Fuel ?? 0S lV5ANNEROF COOKNG. Breakfast at Eight o'Clock.-The,beef, bacon, Pease, onion, and ...
... grinis, nor even geese and turke-es-ie Iivrd on-What? w-hat? Wvhat ? they all exclaim- Why, on raw potatoes and undressed salads, to be sure I' 2 ...
... Best six onions, sown in spring (six corn- petitors)-lst prize to Robert Young, Esq.; 2d, John Chalmers Li Best basket of salads (five competitors)-l t prize to James 61 Willock; 2d, Robert Young, REsq. Best three heads of shallots ' (four ?? prize to ...
... sown in Spring. ten competitors-Ist, Mr. Robt. Anderson, Saltcoats: 2d, Mr. John Taylor 3d, Mr. Robt. Young. Best basket Salads-1st, Mr. James Hunter; 2d, Mr. Robt. Young. Beet Head of T'arsleythree competitors-tst, MIr Jas. Willock; 2d6 Mr. John Taylor ...
... 4S Li. rh ubarb-lst prize to W. Lander; 2d. John Mulir. Two best Ile cucumbers- st prize to John Campbell. Best hasket of salad-of be 1st prize to John Campbell; 2d1, John Muir; 3d, Peter Simson. In COTTAGERS' PalZeS.-TWo best cabbages-lst prize ?? e- ...
... until the wasp seams inlieda attis yd o thli ha do as I now do. Wheteiipo,, . dp Ing thment it ettle. Th~en the crulet of salad oil, I aPprnachsdP' the ieather eudoifa us manner possible, just oiled itaupon Eliha Was, eand pniia like groom's waistcoat]e ...
... the filled 7 crates. We do not specify all; but among the articles are on- the following:- ing 94 dozen dinner plates; I1 I salad bowls us 26 dozen soup plates; 1110 gravy dishes, &c.; but 68 bakers' dishes; 20 dozen cups and saucers It a and hundreds of ...
... of the thir d y-ear of Sir Robert Peel's a administration. Would any one have believed this pos- a *o sible in Fetray 1841?Salad P ebray, 7Saao- Departure of the First Past-Office Pachet-SJhip for I SYdey.0-n Friday the ship NMary Sharp, Capt. Mills, the ...