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... colour, light being required for the development of chlorophyll. Advantage is taken of this circumstance in the blanching of salads and vegetables, and the same process is now being applied to flowers. It appears that in Paris there is a great demand for ...
... marks of violence were discovered, .and no doubt remained that they had been murdered. The second mate has been arrested. Salad is of such general use in Paris that there are many families who will not deprive themselves of it, no matter what the cost ...
... plentiful, and oranges abundant and cheap. Soeakale asparagus, rhubarb, gre en peas and kidney beans may be had; materials for salads a fresh supply is obtained daily from Paris. Lemons fetch from 5s t, 8s per 100. New potatoes realise 2s 6d per lb. Flowers ...
... as a prince, when, upon he welcomes two or three City friends to hi s suburban' retreat, and regales theni with cold. lamb, salad, delicioucu p and undeniable c ountry fruit, just gathered from the bush or the bough. What though the heavy d.ust-clouds s ...
... heads of greens, 390 bundles of asparagus, 109 bushels of spinach, and 551 b. of currapt jelly. After the dinner comes the salad, to furnish up which in its due proportion no less than 9,138 lobsters, with 72 crayfish, 182,754 heads of lettuce, .19,680 ...
... and the transactions unimportant. , FRUIT AND VEGETABLES, COVENT-GARDEN.—lmporta 7 tions of foreign goods, including French salading and asparagus, are still well kept up, and English grown produce is also amply sufficient for the demand. Ainong 'apples ...
... silvery at the root and ready for pulling; the coral radishes; the cheerful small salads that seem to grow as you look at them, all of them hurrying towards the salad- bowl, crisp, and cool, and relishing, and ready to enchant the appetite on the very ...
... real tables, and assisted by such vanitier v kbilver forks and spoons. But the volunteers do 'work;ikg they make the lobster salads, and cook the potatoes, and wash up the dishes, and put everything in order. And the ladies look on in astonishment, and wonder ...
... but of himself only. He is to know of a truth that, being miserable, he is unwise.— Carlyle. - - - - ELEarRo VEGETATION. —A salad, consisting of mustard and cress, says a recent writer, may be produced by means of the following process :—lmmerse the seed ...
... REGULAVON.—The Commi s sioner ,gt the International Exhibition have revoked,..their regalation, and have now decided that all salads mayonnaises may be allowed the privilege o f adnai into tho Exhibition without being previously dressed. THEATRICAL NEws.—The ...
... plentiful, and oranges are abundant and cheap. Sallie sea.kale, asparagus, and forced kidney beans may now be had. Materials for salads a fresh supply is obtained daily from Paris. Lemons fetch from fie tc 8s per 100. New potatoes realise 2s 6d per lb. Flowers ...
... describe it last week; no one but 'a hardened reporter could. The heat, the dust, the excitement, fhe iCed champagne, the lobster salad, &c., made easy _writing for the next few days impossible.- The features of this Derby, to my mind, were—First, the crowds ...