... chamber candlesticks, snuffers trays, baskets and egg stands, rich cut decanters, water jugs, cream jugs, celery glasses, salad bowls, trifle dishes, sets of salts, wine glasses and goblets, sets of balance ivory handle and other table knives snd forks ...

... beginning of July, and off in March. No. 7.—First crop—Onions, parsnips, carrots (as a general crop.) ** Second crop—Turnips, salads, &c., in succession, and small seeds. No. B.—First crop—Large York cabbage, planted in April and off in August. Second cr ...

... Mrs. Davison, the actress, and an insolvent debtor, was remanded on the 16th for not having inserted in his schedule, the salad ry of his wife, her dresses', &c.: on the 24th, he put in an, amended schedule, but was again remanded, it hot being satisfactory ...

... camphorated spirit, may applied when horses or dogs hove been bitten vipers. ordinary cases relief will be afforded by applying salad oil to the injured part, and also giving it internally. The name adder, by which the viper popularly known, appears to a corruption ...

... of other useful articles, &c. The Plate consists of handsome kettle aud lamp, teapot, sugar bason, cream ewer, fish knife, salad spoon and wine strainer, sail spoons, sugar longs, ladles, skewers, table, desert, and tea spoons, gravy spoons, forks, Soup ...

... receipt of the late celebrated Dr.KitcLiner,standaunrivalled the most delightful and piquant preparation for the dressing of Salads ever offered the public. Unlike the pastes now sold as Creams for similar purpose, {which need other admixtures,) this possesses ...

... foreigners was invited 1. Birds’-nest soup. 2. Pork fat, fried with potatoes. 3. Hogs’hoofs. 4. Mushrooms, stewed. 5. BirdVnest salad. 6. Giblet soup. 7. Kitten hash. 8. Fried Dish potatoes. 9. Rat Hash. 10. Tea. 11. Sharks’ f.ns. 12. Fried ducks. 13. Dog stew ...

... resistance—a baron of beef [great laughter.] dishes of lamb cutlets, curric and rice, asparagus, peas ditto, stewed Italian salads, prawns, rice, new potatoes, French beans, cauliflowers, lobster, cucumber, mushrooms, collar, garden beans, sauces and gravies ...

... , bulbs, and half-hardy shrubs in the open ground, either earthing up. or hv a.lioa or litter round the roots.— Sow small salad hotbeds, force asparagus, and attend to cucumber beds.-Planl and prune fruit trees during mild weather.—Keep up succession ...

... dessert forks Ns on Phe plate consists of modern tab sauce ladles, 4 salt table, dessert, tea and salt spoons, called kewer, salad fork, sugar tongs, &c. with | nd all Tut Pratep Goons are an elegant epergne, for a glasses, pair ofdishes with shifting handles ...

... and Trays, Baskets and Epergns. The Glass comprises 300 sets of rich cut Decanters, Water Jogs, Cream Jugs, Celery Glasses, Salad Bowls, sets ofTrifie Dishes, seta of Salts, Claret, Champagne, Wine Glasses and Goblets, IfiO curious Botanic Microscopes, ...

... pla nt out rhubarb, teady for that purpose. sea-kale, Dutch turnips, choke, asparagus, nasturtiums, t man greens, and small salading. Earth up peas, lettuces, and in very dry weathe r water seedling beds. f the grafting of fr uit-trees, and train a nd clean ...