... The following was the bill of fare: -800 cold A chickens, 200 lobster salads, 50 baskets of pastry, 0 300 jellies, 10 tarts, 200 raised game and perigord pica, 40 chicken salads, 100 quarters of lamb, 70 v hams, 150 tongues, &c. The wines were excellent; ...

... Albert. The following was the bill of fare: -800 cold chickens, 200 lobster salads, 50 baskets of pastry 300 jellies, 10 tarts, 200 raised game and perigord pies, 40 chienon salads, 100 quartey.s of lamb, 70 nams, 150 tongues, &e. The winos were excellent ...

... tary for life to the wig-maker? Beaver-look up ! it CELERY.-Celery, when sinply boiled and eaten c, cold, makes an agreeable salad for those who cannot digest nr it in an uncooked state. Some persons consider it im- et proved by the addition of slices of ...

... Into n as if the learned body had been half-famished for a month. Salads, to try several peculiar kinds of oil, were concocted by Dumas, who prides himselfon his akill in making salads and boiling eggs. All were de- vooced, and the oils declared to be ...

... chairs for the use of Her Majesty and Prince Albert. The following was the bill of fare: -800 cold r chickens, 200 lobster salads, 50 baskets of pastry, is 300 jellies, 10 tarts, 200 raised game and perigord Fe pies, 40 chicken alads, 100 quarters of lanb ...

... us can a arrive at. All Scriptures agree in declaring this power ir to be incomprehensible; and if the evidences on the w salad of any individual bring him to say that in his a, belief there is no Gxod, although I can by no mesans feel ri as he does, ...

... it free-and why shouldn't the same man who made us pay £90 for every £60 borrowed, eat that leek as part of his financial salad ? FREE TRADE.-There is the devil amongst the tailors, and, as we predicted, the panic, without any foreign arrivals, has had ...

... sufficient to boil a full-sized eg- but if below the average size, two minutes and a VDalf will suffice. Never boil ergs for salads, sauces, or any other pur- pose, more tian ton minutes, and when done, place them in a basin of cold water to coo]. Nothing ...

... free-aud why sliouldl't the saine mean who made us pzy £9O for every £60 borrowed, eat that loe as part sok his financial salad ?I theE Tattim,.- There is luhe desq-I amongst thlej tailors, anti, as Arc predicted, the panic, without any I foreign arrivaliZ ...

... sufficient to boil a full-sized ego, but if below the average size, two minutes and a half will suffice. Never boil eggs for salads, sauces, or any other pur- pose, more than ten minutes, and when done, place them in a basin of cold water to cool. Nothing&is ...

... sufficient to boil a full-sized egg, but if below- the average size, two minutes and a half will suffico. ..Never, boil eggs for salads, sauces, os' any other pur- h pose, more than ten nilnutos, and when done, place n them in a basin of cold water to cool. ...

... possible. be s3 .avoided-such as every variety of green vegetables, Bt 2.whether cooked or not, as cabbage, cucumber, and to salad; It will be important also to abstain from di 11 fruit o~f all kinds, though ripe and even cooked, and co as whether dried ...