... making a salad ; would you have the goodness to favour as mixing one for us D'Albignac, after some hesitation, consented, asked for the necessnrv materials, and having taken paiiis to mix perfect aai»d. bad the good fortune succeed. While the salad was process ...

... should now sown on very rich moist ground ; but, if the soil is of a hot and sandy nature, it will be better to cultivate those salads under the shade of a north wall during the summer months. ...

... action of the'tveat!er 1 'ng of Brown Dutch Lettuce should be go ,itted in • cultivation of Watercress should not be series o; salads; a damp, shady border ot Uns ' but wherever the advantage of a small str . • c, pre. ference should given; if the trimmings ...

... Frames with Cups ; Mustard Pots; Salt Cellars; Wine Funnels : Table, Dessert, Gravy, Salt, Mustard, Salad, ! Egg, Sugar and Tea Spoons; Table, Dessert, and Salad [ Forks Soup, Sauce, and Toddy Ladles; Table, Dessert, Fish, and Butter Knives; Grape Scissors; ...

... Scarlet Runners, and the Onion occupied the chair. He was supported on his right by the head of the Asparagus family, while Salad occupied a bowl at the other end of the table, and was dressed in his usual manner. The Potato, though just out of liis bed ...

... ground is moderately light. This last crop should be planted without manure. 4th class will include odds and ends, seed bgds, Salads, Herbs, and garnishings The-e wit be sufficiently accommodated under the walls, the bor ders, and along the sides of the walks ...

... borders designed for its cultivation are seldom at liberty at this season. Sowings of Turnips, Spinach, Lettuces, and other salads should be regularly made once in two or three weeks; sowing should also be made in Carrots and Onions for using in young state ...

... establish themselves before winter. In very cold localities, frame or a few hand-lights should now devoted to the raising small Salads for late autumn use. ...

... nlmtin_ may procee. without delay. Sow Chicory. Endive, Parsley \meri can Cress, __c. for winter, and Lamb Lettuce or Con*. Salad for late antumn use. Kidney Deans, Peas, and other crops with w_k col ars should be earthed up before thay get blown aside ...

... meats, salted fi-h, shell fish, pork, raw, cooked, preserved, or even dried, fruit, rBW unyoked vegetab'es, greens, cucumbers, salad, jpastry, bread badly fermented, or that made without acid and soda, heavy puddings pickles. Do not drink bad water, spirits ...

... specimens of Koch-Kunst will also be found interesting.—A duck stuffed with almonds and apples ; raw ham with pancakes and salad potatoes and caraway comfits turnip sliced, and made delicious with rock-salt, pepper, and caraways, to be eaten with coffee ...

... planting may proeeo t without delay. Sow Chicory, Endive, Parsley, American Cress, ...