... «, with rods, Ac., window.blind* and rollers, set of ivory-handled knives and forks one other set of ditto, with carvers, salad-knife, and cneese-scoop, three japanned trays, pair bell-pulls, two sets of tea-china, a large assortment of cut and otl-er ...

... (from one bushel downwards), handsome last-iron portable shopstove and pipe, glass lamp and iron-work, &c. Stock comprises salad oil, pickle*, sauces, French capers, catsup, vinegar, treaele, peifumed soap, brushes, raisins, isinglass, logwood, sulphur ...

... France, where they were not only the food of the labourers but of all classes. He had himself often breakfasted off frogs, salad, melons, sour wine, and all sorts of sour rubbish which nobody here would think of eating. The people in this country began ...

... tin;! late potatoes as'a trial. succeed, though not perhaps with any ; ie;'r i advantage ; but time may gained, tin: dry and Salads Sow iettuiv, j radish once more. Earth up celerv. Gather apples and pears that detach readily, and store them dry, 11 the ...

... toast-rack, set of six candlesticks, with pair of 3-light burners, tish-slicc, two sauce-ladles, marrow-spoon cheese-swop, salad-spoon and fork, 18 table-forks essert ditto, table-spoons, dessert ditto, tsa btto, 4 salt ditto, meat-skewer, butter-knife ...

... will eventually be brought to justice. The Garden.—Sow a few more peas, spinach, endive, lettuce, turnip-radishes, and other salads, turnips, carrots, Welsh onions, and cabbage. Displace all useless shoots on the vines, and carefully nail in the wood required ...

... s, with rods, &c., window-blmds and rollers, set of ivory-handled knives and forks, one outer set of ditto, with carvers; salad-knife, and cheese-scoop, three japanned trays, pair of bell-pulls, sets of tea-china, a large assortment of cut and other glass ...

... blane'!iHi:gos, dishes of tarts dishes orange and other tonrtes, > of almond paltry, Chantiiiy baskets, 0 of mince-pies, s»i salads. The Removes—l roast turkeys, »i leverets, pheasants geese. 4Hdi»he«of partriilffes, la dishes of wild fowl, 2 pea- Pessert ...

... et, , toast-rack set of six candlesticks, with a pair of , burners, fish-slice, two sauce-ladles. marrow-«X cheese-scoop, salad-spoon and fork, 18 table-fork, dessert ditto, 12 table-spoons, dessert ditto, 13 tei ' ltto ' 4 . alfc d »tto, meat-skewer ...

... pearl sago, nutmegs, cloves, brimstone, wax tapers, large quantity blacking, caraway and rape-reed, mustard, chiccory, snuffs, salad oil, cigars, quantity of paper, vinegar, chcese, bungs and corks, barrel of cranberries, regent's pipe, fluted and plain p ...

... in.— Wm. Hoieitt's Rural and Domestic Life of Germany. Celery—Celery, when simply boiled and eaten eold, makes agreeable salad for those who cannot digest in an uncooked state. Some persons consider improved by the addition of some slices of cold boiled ...

... and dismay caused by the pitiless pelting of the storm, which spared neither pidgeon-pie nor pelerine—ladies' dress lobster salad—were quickly repaired, and their unwearied exertions cheered and rewarded by returning sunshine. It soon became evident that ...