... AD FARMING STOCK, the P-aner y r O BI N> OnTuesday, aot = were rar Twenty C oem Tausnl PELL, Veccased 5 Comprising | 4 ad Salad cks, 3Oat Ricks, 7 Hay Ricks, u IADEVEE! Ar. Quantity of Wheat Staw, Fleet, wi tis 4 “Ewes and Theaves, 86 Wee | and 2 Rams; ...

... Black, Frankfort Black, Chinese VermifUon, Dutch Pink, Oxford Oker, Prussian Blues, Turkey and English Umber, Rotten Stone, Salad Oil in fl isks, Genoa, Seal and other Oils, Lamp Cotton Wicks, and numerous other articles the Drag aid Colour Business. he ...

... Precisely at Pour vc tock of James Gore the Younger, the Sth da nV of Februar the ged day of January instant, CROSS SENN, T OF the Salad LL that Comiortat an ae i SB PREMISES, subst: ~~ 108 K in TRADE, Effects, occupation of Mr. W a! and Flock sisting of a Kitchen ...

... thar cese nade Newnham THOMAS FULLJIAMES Beachley, L ras aming claims for deli ivery to the nm Roct. and oun tail a TO the salad te +eliSOYy, INSHIRE. RIVATE CONTRACT, LRM and LANDS, called GI.OUl situate in the Parish cf Lian- | tow in the aceeu cian ...

... Plan ton, and Posse ion may be One Lot. be purchased in e Road and Hig hway,of the For fa urther Partie ulurs, Okt OF The Salad Cabed MVE Deets CIAL NEY cee ar to the said Parsonage Hiome- ninan Kastwar d direction across WILLESL al PO BF sO; Wi ormington ...

... caioteels currants, cases olives, c. boxwood, 7'20 c. c. fustic, i:> 7 ru»s, bags small nuts, bags rice, 7 bags shuiuac, es salad oil.—ln the Fame, lrom Petersburg)', casks tal-- low, 1 bales iinen, ...

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... How: ss, or BP Frauechise, the men, Labour ut the Mow poly of a wevmen, La in any ARE SEVER a en — EACH RES} ee « ong ba ean salad al sow Se sow Sight, oll 12 Suu a Mime T trust you are Comunittre Room, Gi 868, YOU LANE ly deserved and sup- \ howeve that ...

... preserving buiter, and for growing sal For producing salads, elegant stone pyramids are tc ed with grooves, like pyramids of tea-saucers, holes in the centre of them being filled occasion with water, and the salad seed distributed in grooves, a fine green crop ...

... that any salads, carrots, cabbage, or other edible roots, were purchased in England- The little these vegetables that was used, was formerly imported from !loti:>ud and Flaaders. tauten Catherine (Henry s first consort when She wanted a salad, was obliged ...

... Princes early periods of onr Hislo' v could obtain In the time Henry and Elizabeth Laves the Gooseberry-tree were used for salad loose who eould not sIT. id rend to Holland for I/cduce. --The (Srtrj*e. It is supposed the culture of the Vine Introduced ...

... Elizabeth, but will only vegetate under glass. Chancellor Bacon states, the seeds Oranges sowed April, produce an agreeable salad. These seed* are different from those of any oilier fruit, and form beautiful subject for the microscope when dissected. Oranges ...