... 1 Ime of the m.m. ra-ri; acVo. oi a t'rince, wh», • I'h .eh he wis a heathen, wa* wfer than many ••>ns ; I mean the grr _ Salad n- Aitei he ha 1 j f-» ,-zi Ejypt, p .iisi th; Eup.'irate_ t ar. 1 CC-.qutici \ c:'ie _ wi.hovit number j alter lie had re-t ...

... at Lady f av itexl. For further Particulars a;tlay to Air COPF,. of Leek, Sinrgeoi or at tle Office of feifirs. KILLMiSTER salad CIALLINOR~ tilire. Leetr, 21firluk1, i;t)7. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Old George Iran, it Tidef. ell.' ill thv cotnty of ...

... e fods'h the beast prkistectios fosr 13rocoli, which see selcdons escapes iunhurt by our wititers. Tender andt Palatablle Salads maly be r aised int it daritig tihe moat severe weather its gafdems pots or boxes. Alto Aspaisacus atir Seakale nity be forced ...

... sire, aitfi,rds al-s s1! b protlection for Brs~nli, whideh so seldomi escaflet 3aiiirit t or - winters. Tenider ktd Palatable Salads tiuny he eficf :s during the most sevure weather its gardelt pit lit h-es. Al Alpsrakgus asid Seal-alje msay he forced to ...

... ! 230 1 0 Ditto conveyance of Soldiers' Dag. gage, &c. . 1O0 16 6 Ditto Reliefo'ttsilie4oftMilitiat men,lt 12o1 14 Ditto Saladics to llispecturs of Corn, Uaciers, Keepers of Houses of Correctioll, Claplain to County Gaol, Treasurer, &c. 433 e 0o Ditto ...

... S6rtrtyacre auid Bjrtowashi. . U'lrnever has tound them and vll bring them to 11 Ps. iye KE-sx, Carrier, Brook-Strect, irs Derby, salad receise AFVJs - : 'LtlI N DS tfr their trouble; and -i it cars be ascertailed that t he Person who has foutd.tlte JeovwiltIuly ...

... SUPPLE Xl ENT, commaining '11ie Laws of Exci.se- I ihe Asaessedi I les, Thie-La- s of tie Custnms 'I ie 8tamnp Dul-t ha 'Ilie salade caefmully digested fruis the heat aittmrbtiui Statmites consulted to the I Geo. IV aid time Law llpetridto ITrimitye Term ...

... coistitute-t ly the Statte: aitd o . Mr Vilge' thist ive, thus prove ot.rselves vro; thy tiltdl ne Sir .'Sptct tile prolecting-salade c! ithe Lgs s to ieecteitded d over us. Ilithicuto, how'ever, velr ave had rlte unspeaik al le satisf.ctioo to vitnuebs a ...

... Jelly Glirsses, Plated Liquor and Cruet iih Franres (of the Slrt-ffield a'a1stitre) wir Glsses, Desert iel Serrices, Epergues, Salad Glasses, Toilet & Smrelling Bottles, 0 la and a variety ot otiler Articles i (ilass tco Iternerous to men. tion. I his .. N ...

... ther the plants had resown themselves, or sprung again from the roots, could not be ascertained; but the singular fact of salads and pease growing spontaneously on the Arctic Circle was exhi- bited to the wonder of the visitors. There has been brought ...

... departure from it under the circumstances in which that nobleman was cut off., appears to us more calculated to inpress the salad with profound and unmiin 'let mournitig. Lord Byron was doomied to pay that price which Nature sometiues charges for stupendous ...

... have been n stoien, and can be itientified :_1Halia. dozen silver forks, a tea- d spoon, three ladiesi, two gravy spoons: a salad spoonti butter knife, Y sever, desert sp)oons, a fish trotwel,-a gdld double-eased watch d (makers' namnes, Mfsdge ttnd Dut'tlot ...