... tcciiuicals of dross arc engrafted on every pursuit, and embraced in eecry science. Drm the line, sacs the Adjutant; rfrit.- the salad says the epicure ; drtst his jacket, cries the r:. A lawyer is nothing without his »it/« ; courtier is nothin: with-it ait ...

... dissatisfaction that they had not wailed for him, and said, *lt appears the ladies rule here.’ He only ate a few leaves of salad, and drank glass ot Bordeaux, undruse immediately to visit the gardens, which took great pleasure id surveying. Cuming the ...

... gentlemen, and moved ihal they judged K\-‘tV'il* coaduct. Mrllonaytie then ’form committee, w.th pouer to add-to .1 cir .salad n*lU,iast hour be Ta been ! number.. -.v k \ I, mou'consjKuent authority, that per- . This mufon wos seconded by Mr. Sugrue ...

... then allowed to ferment, and yields excellent food. The peasants of Swabia preserve the leaves of cabbage, beet, raclLhes, salads, . Ac., for feeding their cattle. After throwing tliem into boiling water, they heap them up in boxes, . five or six feet ...

... without success—oar radishes are at this moment untouched, while our beans are, night after night, selected for a supper-salad the depredators. Improved Pedometer.— Mr. Harris, the ingenious optician of llolborn, has constructed a pedometer on an improved ...