... [ilistk4e P stetveld cat for a raluit, To be b i'Ll, e4pst fthtt444C. aecissqarics to the (IC- ViN'u11ll we ha:ve finiished. our salad, we are ie s : O WO iious to receive any proof, however that it ?? Seasoned with a preparation of , lxhby iwiatcadl a ?? oil ...

... GLASGOW MAh ,ETS, M.ARCciI thbe salads of Rawy Sr;Uit thiis week .ansullt ,t 'thbe sales of Raw Suumdt this week amniountt hxhds and tircest ~prices, however, remnainna ' retin ed little donc, though some enquir v.-it~b : asoit were only. 55 bagrs ordiatary ...

... :DAILY EXPEMNDITURE. (Trhe pound of meat in Spain is S2 ounces.) 1b. beef . i, lb. bacon . }05 t pintrpease i onion I cabbage, salad, &c. 0 4 Slb. flne bread . 0 4 Fuel ?? 0S lV5ANNEROF COOKNG. Breakfast at Eight o'Clock.-The,beef, bacon, Pease, onion, and ...

... made out of a small saucepan that was used lo Prepare butter with eggs, and which he managed conceal- the oil saved from his salad ; the steel he fiom a buckle; and the fire-stone he got from urens under the pretence of dissolving it in vinegar ns core f„ ...

... curled parsley, protecting them from the frost by mutt or straw ; and in hotbeds, sow cauliflowers, melons, cecurubers, small salading, early cabbages, and kidney. beans. Plant, _prune, and train standard and wall fruit-trees, gooseberift, raspberry, and currant ...

... under many obligations. presence melts the hills, and whose look canoes the mountains to turnips, parsley, celery, small salad, inc., was unusua y Earl of Buchan v. Erskine (Strathbrock Entail)-Campbell a- - - a flow down.'-Aliberit ( United States ...

... articles p rovided far the It ljoccasion -100 galatines of chapans aux truffds, 300 plitds of a do fate gras truff6s, 300 lobster salads, 150 inavolnutise ski itt doe volaille, 6 borsr' hleads with trufl-les, 100 hams ala at) a g ste, 200 roasted fowls, 100 roasted ...

... 4l(l = , Pawls Mal ww, ety . „ .. .._ . - (moo° .. , ram. 27. , With reference to the Observations and Suggestions The salads ef all it tioes of sugar admissible for home Java, Ploldleheidle lisa Indiffillipteat=eoeived, it appears gradually to improve ...

... of the thir d y-ear of Sir Robert Peel's a administration. Would any one have believed this pos- a *o sible in Fetray 1841?Salad P ebray, 7Saao- Departure of the First Past-Office Pachet-SJhip for I SYdey.0-n Friday the ship NMary Sharp, Capt. Mills, the ...

... Blr C. Napier, the civil power, and not the General, was responsible. About Sept, 1842 he was invested with the command in Salads and Belo°. cbistan ; the two most signal battles of that campaign, which lasted from January to March, 1813, were those of ...

... war. The Might Gentleman thought much of the soldiers; but what be *mall thought of wan the public, which must be taxed to salads the.. Be would, therefore, propose to reduce this by on. MOWICH would not support OW sedation; bat be could not skink that ...

... Claret and Warm Water Bread Racks . .. 7 to 22s Jugs ?? ?? 4 Set ?? Covers 15 to S2 Epergnes ?? . 15 Set of 4 Corner Dishes 17 Salad Stands 6 to S Warmer for do. 10 Liquor Frames 3 3 to .5 Dessert anives and Forks, Silver and Ivory Handles, in Cases, £7 to ...