... His lord- tr ship's daughters score also with Lady Duriaini . Ti Pi'esrore Ciirriitts ritiihiit Sligaor.-Tie follos. Il lig recipe may be acceptable, now tlhat sag rr has so o ri-en itt price -ILet the fiuit be calafulie cut from ilie large sttlks, vithl ...

... fields, and handed over to the proper authorities of Bethleham Hospital. To PRESERVE CURRANTS WITHOUT SUGAR.—The following recipe may be acceptable, now that sugar has so risen in price —Let the fruit be carefully cut from the large stalks, with the small ...

... the extraordinary stuff; and we were informed they liked it as little as the men. CURIOUS CAUIION.—John G. Miller, in the Cherry^ Valley Gazette, says, All persons are hereby forbid marrying my daughter Betsy. A LAWYER OUTWITTED.-Sorne time since, a ...

... finely-modelled vessel, and well adapted for general trade,—the purpose for which, we believe, she is intended. MEDICAL.—IMPORTANT RECIPE.-We have been fa- voured with the following Receipt for the Cure of things Growing in the Eyes, which, for the benefit of ...

... wood, always leave one bud or more of last year's growth. This rule holds good as regards peaches, nectarines, and Mo. rella cherries. Other fruits generally produce fruits on spurs, formed on the two (or more than two) years' old wood but to keep a succession ...