... Shoes A way, by Mir Watt Phillips, received a Iinished rendition. Of thee items on the programme itself, one called Italian Salad was about the heat in style nod execution. It was a representation of musical terms, and clearly demon,- strated the articulative ...

... resource on the part of the hostess. Some good soup, tlhe mutton hashed, or jugged, or curried, or served cold with a nice salad, and mashed or chipped potatoes, and one each of the sweets and savouries indicated will provide a dainty, ?? meal in lase ...

... Gather the crop like l spinach. The leaves make a very wholesome and a pleasing addition to spring salads, or they may be dressed and served with salad oil. Couve Tronchudas-The maid-ribs of this plant g form a most delicious vegetable, It requires a ...

... by Mr Audow, and the third to Playmate, walked by Mr Thomas, For bitches premier honours were presented Mr Knight (silver salad bowl) for Positive, the second prize (silver candlesticks) going to Priestess,*walked by Mr Parker, and the third to Patchwork ...

... Wednesday a carman named Davis, in the, employ of Mr Granby Russell, of Clifton, Keynsham and Bath, at the White Hart Inn, made a salad, and used in the operation some fluid from a bottle whfch formerly used to contain vinegar. Unfortunately It was sulphurio ...

... UsEPU R . H his Steel fenders ?? the slightebt sigl . fell of rust should be at onceirtibbed over with the a cloth dipped in salad oil. After this has Wo the been done,'the usual method of politihing-at tbs ea be employed without any difficulty. RoN It ...

... VERSES FOR THE KITRCEN. Always have lobster saune with salmon, v ie, And put mint sauce your roasted lanb on. E if In dressing salad, mind thislaw- sb With two hard yalke use one that's raw. ix Roset veal with rich stock gravy serve And pickled mushirooms ...

... manure.' Witloof is at once the largest and best kind, though Common and Improved Chicory both produce wholesome and delicious salading. Sow Witloof during April or Meay, in drills from 10 to 12 inches apart, ?? an ounce of seed to a row of 60 feet, and cover ...

... plants are fit for use ill ahiot 1st, four or five weeks after being covered. the jn;p,, cec- Ltt, stems being useful for salads and soups, rd, Cauliflower.-)-ow during August out of d W in shallow drills 10 inches apart. if ii ErL, ted be very dry it ...

... top of each plant once, and pig dvs the vines, Dandelion.-Cultivated forms of danduL;;.2 yS ! an excellent and very salutary salad. I 3s cnw eai in June in drills a foot apart, and cover tzese with one-third of an inch of ?? soil. Thin cut t_` roots to a ...

... for the market, dairy work (including ,milking, making butter and soft cheeses), the cultivation of small fruits, flowers, salad plants, asparagus, and various vegetables which find a ready market at good prices; the work might even extend to preserving ...

... tongs; Potto hal] servants and employds, silver mounted inkstand; stalr and employds South Stockton Iron Shipyard, silver salad how], fork, and spoon; Mr John Brotherton, carved ivory bowl, gold mounted; Mr and Mrs James Thomson, copper vase in iron stand; ...