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... satin, brocaded with silver, tr.niiued with bouffants of silver canvas bouquets violets, and silver leaves ; silver blonde and salads ; petticoat gauze tanatonc, richly embroidered with silver, over white satin. Headdress, feathers and silver l..pf>ets ; ornaments ...

... populace, |[ who had strong beer and u!e, as much as they pleased. a remedy from cramp, persons are recommended pour some salad oil into the palm the hand, and rub well into the calves the legs; repeating the operation about once week, or before taking ...

... MpMaiiwa im wliicli il is l*ld ft* *M toskm ASMtiom, rvcml Co|«is and C—lfks. kf**— t naSa. and,tiiatmkrrs tli« Braasi awl ■salad RKlsy. Acriauxiy in lb* Plaids, and oka (mm is lhaflMds arc gciiljr awl aaMjr dlishaaf asM aipMW>s»i«n. Lt i.»**s dlfpsta suwask; ...

... use of cheese and butter should rather be prevented titan recommended. Of uncooked vegetables, nurumbcr!>, onions, radish, salads, v.-atercrcsses, and pickles, will be found injurious. The hard pulped fruits, sncli applos, nectarines, peaches, some pears ...

... precise time that carrots « cultivated in this country; hut in the reign of ' r - Eighth, Hume, the historian, says, that neif salads, carrots, turnips, nor other edible roots, were uced in England.” Previously to this time, these ‘tables were imported from ...

... boor is far procrastinated by superabundant application of the oleaginous, acidulous pipeline, mustardific. component* ot a salad ana it* vinous and alcoholic accidents, undue expansion the stomachic integuments ensue*, which is the progress of it* constipating ...

... Kortuuiturr, at. Gardening Operations for the M eek.—Celery may lie for full crop.—Turnips, spinach, onions for drawme. salads of all kinds, leeks, &c , should lie sown l M> . Asparagus Berries, sow bruad-uist, a open situation.—Red Beet and Mangel Wurzel ...

... KITCBEII GABDEV. Sow cape btoenli, kidney beans, peat, lettuces, radishes, campions, spinach, small salading, Itc. The bcas for sow now are Knight's marrow peas ; they will bear till October. Hoe the beds of table vegetablet, and pick out the most curled ...

... marrowfat peas and die larger sorts of beans; also a little early common and red cabbage, savoys, round spinach, and small salad herbs. Farm.—A* very cold weather generally prevails diis month, the rules respecting stock still remain applicable as in Jannaiy ...

... in May. V EGETable*. —Asparagus,beans (French and kidney.), beans (Windsor), cabbazes, carrots, cauliflowers, chervil’ corn-salad, cucumbers, endive (and through the year), lettuces, peas, radishes, spinach (Spring), turnips. Fur drying —Orange thyme, mint ...

... R. N., convicted about tires jean ago at Guildford picking pockets, is pshe caeahMs, and seems to regard his degradation salad, levity. Linecat. Feeling.—A pleasing instates el h» mony between persons of different religious was lately witnessed in the ...