... or, in other words, of planting the superior part of the stem, and thus converting it into a root. If the stem of a plum or cherry tree, which is not too toick, be bent, and the top be put under ground,, while the roots are gradually detached, in proportion ...

... Mr. R. Grant with a silver cradle, in anticipation of the approaching accouchement of his lady. Corn-Plastkr.—The following recipe as given the Earl of . Several unfortunates have given him their blessing for the cures has made : Mercurial plaster I Diachylon ...

... arc composed ot either black or garnet velvet, and trimmed with feathers, knotted with grebes. Black feathers, shaded with cherry colour are much in request for black satin bonnets ; a style of trimming that has just appeared, and that may be termed perfectly ...

... rice, moulded sago, moulded barley, blancmange, cheesecakes, and custards. Fruits pine-apples, strawberries, grapes, and cherries. Beverage* —tea, coffee, milk, and water, with other accompaniments of the tea-table. liantl of music enlivened the entertainment ...