... of Montrose. Rocambole (allium scorodoprasum); a species of onion, having bulbs resembling those of the garlic; but ... genus ornithogalum. This plant is allied to the onion, which it somewhat resembles: there are six stamens ...

... with dyspeptics. Class 4. Buds and Young Shoots. Onions, Leeks, Garlic, and the Shallot, are usually ranked ... Horse-radish, &c), and the alliaceous substances (as Onions, Garlic, &c.) They are employed as condiments, partly ...

... a close one, and contrariwise. Close crops, as onions, leeks, carrots, &c. are conveni- ently and neatly ... radish; s o;- spinach, eScc. A thin crop of onions upon new asparagus-beds, may also take place, ...

... CROMMYON, Allium cepa. , CROMMYOXYREG'MIA, from ttqtuttuov, 'an onion,' ohx, ' acid,' and e,r,yiutit, 'to break ... eructations, exhaling a smell similar to that of onions. CROPALE, Nerium antidysentericum. CROSS, MALTESE, Croix de Malte. ...

... average person. Of these, she may safely eat onions, asparagus, celery, string ... also be eaten with safety as a rule, but cabbage, cauliflower, corn, egg- ...

... contain phosphates of lime and some- times iron. Onions, examined by MM. Vaqueline and Four- croy, were ... That green cheese was most wholesome with an onion, Coarse meslin bread, and for his daily swig, ...

... oranges, grapes, apples, pine-apples, etc ; also, of onions, pickles, radishes, water-cresses, fresh meats, etc. In ... SAvect-oil, camphor and oil, glycerine, a roasted onion or a toasted biscuit moistened in hot vinegar ...

... a liquid state, upon Indian corn, barley, and onions. So striking was the effect, most so upon the onions, that the committee of the Agricultural Society of ...

... FRESH FRUIT Apples Oranges Lemons PRESH VEGETABLES Beets Onions Peppers Potatoes Turnips Cabbage Celery Carrots Sweet Potatoes ... A notable example was a huge supply of onions that arrived frozen® The onions were placed in ...