... Bales New GARDEN HEMP, (10 Tons CORK TREE BARK, 50 Bales SICILY SHUMAC, 25 Ditto COCOA SHELL, 5 Cases LICORICE BALL, 20 Chests SALAD OIL, 2 Cases PARMASAN CHEESE, 1 Barrel CANTHARIDES, 1 Ditto OPIUM, 10 Kegs ANCHOVIES. 10 Butts CANDLE TALLOW, Which, with about ...

... spinage ; hoe turnips; weed onions; continue to sow small satading ; finish clipping; tie up endive to blanch ; sow small salading weekly: plant endive fur a winter crop; plant strawberries ; sow lettuced seed for frames; plant out celery for spring use ...

... , 40 of tarts (creamed), 30 do of orange other tourtee, 4i do. of almond pastry, 20 Chantilly baskets. diabca of pies. 56 salads. Thb Remove*. —Bo roast turkeys, 6 leverets, 80 pbea asots, 24 geese. disbea of partridges. dishes of wild fowl, 2 pea fowls ...

... kidney beans for September; marrow fat peas and hotspur beans for Michaelmas. Plant cuttings of geraniums and sweet herbs. Sow salading and radishes ont-o Week. Plant good crop of savoys and cabbages for winter. Gather herbs for drying net cherry trees; thin ...

... uriumented 40 T s Hsious Beef 4 Stewed Kuiup* of Beef Beef i>i'ue« of Shell Fish 1»0 liillo of Mashed sud other Wu.itoes Salads 140 Jelries s»* Manxes 40 Tar s, creamed 30 Bit to and other I I auitf* DiU ...

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... house. They are succeeded by dish of fish and ro ast beef, which the toughest part served round. Where there is platena, a salad occupies the middle of the table. This course being removed, regular entrees are brought in, and the servants hand round dishes ...

... out flower roots; clear and thin spinnage; hoe turnips ; weed onions ; continue sow small salading ; finish clipping; tie up endive to blanch ; sow small salading weekly ; plant endive for winter crop ; plant strawberries ; sow lettuce seed for frames; ...

... with these words around it Nothing is changed in France : there is only one beast more.* Eating Salads.—A lad, who had lately gone service, having had salad served up to dinner every day for a week, ran away ; and when asked how had left Ins place, he ...

... called snoc/wu/i, and some cubaubi made of fine herbs. Their ordinary articles of food are cheese, yacorl (curds), eggs, ami salad, which they make of v-tcunibers, cap. a'cunis, onions, and garlic. During their fasts, they sub sist almost entirely on beans ...

... cress desirable fur culrieaiion in our gardens as salad are—l st. That it is eminently an'iecorbutic and depurative ; That its leases are more tender and less acrid than those of oth.'r cresses used as salads; 3d, That it does not tuSer from the hardest winter ...

... October, it will precede the early York in spring; plant out carnation layers; sow auricula and polyanthus seed, ami small salad seed hoe turnips ami clip hedges; divide flower roots; transplant celery ; sow lettuce between the ISth and 24th ; sow cauliflower ...