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... ground. Sow two successional kinds at one time.âPotatoes: Hoe between, and earth up such as are sufficiently advanced.âSalading Keep up a succession of all kinds.âOrchard : Examine newly-budded stocks secure the bud by tying it to the stock, and encourage ...
... Burning, are not to be surpassed. Just Arrived, Malaga Grapes, Muscate] Raisins, Jordan Almonds, and Imperial French Plums, Salad Oil, Pickles, and Fish Sauce, selected of the finest quality. JOSEPH STORER N NOUNCES to his Friends and Gentry of Lougb- borough ...
... incautiously' eating camphor, not knowing the of it. Having taken an excursion Hmlieigh Salterton, she there partook of some salad, with which onion had been mixed, and for the purpose of destroying the unpleasant smell occasioned by the latter she purchased ...
... water the drills.—Potatoes: Break up the soil between the rows, and earth up as they advance.—Spinach : Sow some,- sions.--Salading : Keep a regular supply.—Orchard.—Con. tinue the summer nailing of peaches, nectarines. apricots, and plums, • it AND SHRVIINTILY ...
... 6 gilt saucers for salts and spoons ; table and desert forks ; soup and sauce ladles; gravy, table, desert, and ta spoons; salad spoon ; fish slice; sugar tongs; skewers; mugs; gugler; sauce tureens; ice spoon; bottle stand; set of desert knives with pearl ...
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... s before Charles:Hatch Phillipps. Esq. sod Joke Dudley, Cloth. two of the hlngsttates, for the said county of Leicester. 'salad Thomas Hackett. of Qww•des. in the said county. be.t.eeller. ter selling beer at • later hoer than is allows* by act of parliament ...
... ever-greens as requite it. Plant as directed last week. Sow a few more peas, spinach, endive, lettuce, turnip.radishes and other salads, turnips, carrots, Welsh onions, and cabbage., NELSON MEstoelee.—On Monday a number of workmen commenced excavating a portion ...
... 6 gilt saucers for salts and spoons; table and desert forks ; soup and sauce ladles; gravy, table, desert, and tea spoons; salad spoon ; fish slice; sugar tongs; skewers; mugs; g¢ugler; sauce tureens; ice spoon; bottle stand; set of desert knives with ...
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... Rhubarb, Mr. W.Collins. The fifteen best Heads Asparagus, ditto. hefifteen - dbestlleadsofArparagus,Mr.J.Collins. 83 The best Salad. Mr. William Gilbert. 2-i Toe best Ranches Radishes of twelve each, Mr. Edward Ciarke. i-J The best Basket of Vegetables of ...
... tankard with coverand pint, beautifully embossed ; cruet frame ; sugarand pepper dredgers; 3 cups; soup ladle; fish trowel; salad fork; vegetable spoon; 3 large and 7 small punch ladies; 2 muffineers; 4 tureen ladles ; sugar ditto; 18 dessert spoons; 12 ...