... asked what she was going to do for them, le replied with great naivete, To give them a good. ih dinner, with a salad. What sort of salad V some-,' ,e body inquired- A litttle lettuce or endive and o cabbage, she replied. On being further pressed ...

... YQ'emlit.t~ee c it Inieinl. Thle rhkd~f gettbnR therifore attauhedtot hlsfoinll'. le oeiXld niot: to expopO the defelders to salade ith lion theirigood 'fbrtueingettin'gj an;| , f~or their own ,pm ses.' ,'lad the defenders 'lens jnythingia se). t'oomattecr ...

... nselilC~'.Lord Archibald Cmbltrsi nptatin ohf th ?? sapfl banayu laimsdshal he mi uzilrito sebacrihe £15 towiarda ?? expes cf salad te Arsy~btS ?? to the Elndbssraho e ...

... Stuart Rickman; silver Pompeian spoons from . Mr and Mrs David Dundas; oyster shell dessert spoons from Miss Douglas Wright; a salad bowl from Mira and Miss Parker; a silver coffee-pot from Mr and Mrs Fred Pitman; a walking stick, with pink marble head set ...

... The. first busintess before the misceting, was an address Ott Salads by Mlr Alex, al Grigoi-, Fairfield, who expi-essed( hid regret that 13 plsists used for thle purpose of making salads were !k tnot so extensively, grown in thit part of the coon- a- ...

... 1s *st est. Purifier that science sd sUL have broug* i tighb, sd we ca svith the estoa* 01o} reeomnr~end it to our subbeis salad-V punble geaeray. Sod n Bottl'e, 2a d esaob, ad ind one tinies the quantity, lle-umciaet to eliect a cuRe so the Wres majority ...

... verandah, standing up as he ate, after the manner of negroes, and mingling on his plate pork ciops, rice pudding, lobster salad, and apple-sauce; after which sad repast he felt in some degree prepared for the dssties of the afternoon, which consisted ...

... swellin' wisibly before my wery eyes. -Pickwaik Papers. CURE FOR THE EAR.ACRE.-Steep a clove of garlic for a few minutes in warm salad oil, put it in the ear rolled up in thin muslin ; after a time tihe t rlic will be dissolved, and the pain removed; substitute ...

... from pro- jirietors, but it must be incurred if proprietors would contiWaustsntumacious. The minutes were approved of. ?? OF S.ALADES IN TUAStSaRER'S DPA.RT- MENT. !i -It was unanimously agreed, in terms of a recom- mendation of the Finance Committee, allowed ...

... disturbed the dignity of the Court. One ti was M; de St Cricq's ordering saladfiliing the bowl t( half fhll of oil, then placing salad-bowl and contents t upon bis heaid, atid crowning his coi7iere by empty. a~ Thg his ftill snuff-box over all. Thbe gentleman ...

... Mrisses Daniel, .th York, album; Dr and Mrs Mackenzie Davidson, LIsilver buttuahook; the Bishop of Aberdeen and Mrrs do Douglas, salad bowl; Misses Duould, Albyn Terrace, gold brooch; Mir C.. W. Eastley, Paigaton, Devon, sicever cheese aud butter stand; Mirs ...

... amefo h current year to Soevnenon. The blate Ibm o Bar; ltevessoen used these as s hot 121MU. Beerthe asa house, 0olqnhboam salad MOtlo1 to ,~ arr bu Stvenon(defending the subtenant) pleaded ~, tat singthepremsesan a house, instead of a maenu. ~,fwas not ...