... Dr. Kitchiner's Salad Cream.—This delicious cream for salad?, tbe first offered to public notice, we arc glad leceiv that distinguished patronage it deservedly merit-. Th demand during the present season has greatly exceeded that of the preceding five ...

... without end. Small salading may be produced it throughout the whole winter. Chicory roots (though this may accomplished in a common cellar ) may be made to throw out their blanched leaves, which form the most delightful of all winter salads tart rhubarb, or ...

... of Chimene, or the endless lamentations Andromache. jobbing carpenter in a helmet of Beamc, a family man, no longer in his salad days, and with a most hardworking visage, Talma'd it in aßritannicus not long ago, to the admiration ofthe multitude. Nice ...

... GENUINE STOCK-LN-TRADE; comprising large and. general Assortment of rich cut decanters, wines, tumblers, ales, water carafts, salad bowls, butter tubs and covers, liqueur bottles, salts, pickle leaves, SEVERAL SETS OF DINNER; DESSERT, and RICH GILT TEA SERVICES ...

... the winter, or partly to furnish some plants to protected hi a cold frame under glass, also httle more winter spinach, and salading, radishes, &c. Transplant celery en- for the latest supply, and a few cauliflower plants ho a warm situation. Plant slips ...

... from a seed bed. or box, to a small open department, and thence to the open trenches. Winter spinach, endive, lettuce, and salading, can be sown twice, or wanted. The wall-fruit trees should be neatly regulated and nailed in during the month, and all the ...

... direct to seize the first opportunity to Sow early peas, long-pod beans, horn-carrot, a sprinkling of lettuce, radish, and all salad seeds. At, and after the middle of the month, cabbage, savoy, Brussels-sprout seeds, a small quantity of onion, leak, parsnip ...

... unless the soil very light and sandy textu-e. In tbe course of January, but especially near its close, peas, beans, radishes, salading, may be sown ; some time may thus gained, but more risk of failure incurred; however, may try all things. Peach, nectarine ...

... of the party the whole disappeared and the table was covered with articles in pastry and sugar, in the midst of which was a salad composed of the tender shoots of the bamboo, and some watery preparations that exhaled a most disagreeable odour. Up to this ...

... possible in any case of seizure, as the delay ot even one hour may cause death. FOURTH INSTRUCTION—ON FOOD. All kinds of fruit, salads, cucumbers, celery, and pickles had better be avoided; also oysters, lobsters, crabs, mussels, or other shell fish. The ...

... will induce more frequent exhibition ~I- or whether the alteration in the duty q t w iH lead to a cheaper manipulation of salad, e i stl °ns in domestic economy which we confess Or, unable satisfactorily to solve. however, is now established ; it is under ...

... spade, a pickaxe, a rake, a pitchfork, and a dibber, takes up a large basket, wherein are methodically arranged his cabbage, salad, and strawberry plants, and away he trudges to his garden. There he sticks for 12 or 15 hours, his spine continually bent, ...