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... have lodged there. A small brush, the feathers from the wing of a few), must be used for this purpose. A very portion of salad olf must thea be applied to every the lock, where ihere is any friction. On those ports there must be but there cannot be tov ...
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... little understood or practiced in England, that previous to the reign of Henry VIII. had England carrots, turnips, cabbages, or salads, and few the fruit# which at present ornament our gardens, and furnish our Cables. The lute Sir Francis Bourgeois, it is said ...
... little understood practiced England, that previous to the reign Henry VIII. we had Eugland no carrots, turnips, cabbages, or salads, and few of the fruits which at present ornameut our gardens, and furnish our tables. The late Sir Francis Bourgeois, it said ...
... or practised in England, that previous to the reign of Henry VIII. we had in England no carrots, turnips, cab- bages, or salads, and few of the fruit* which at pre- sent ornament oar gardens, and exbilirate out tables. Ayr, T>tc. «0 —There is in the ...
... underftood or practiced in England, that previous, to the reign of Henry VIII. had England no carrots, turnips, cabbages, or salads, and few of the fruits which at present ornament our gardens, and furnilh our tables. '.Improwmeni in Light have feen a fimpleand ...
... so little understood or in England, that previous to the reign of Henry VIII. we had England carrots, turnips, cabbages, or salads, and few of the fruits which present ornament our gardens, and exhilirate our tables. A writ has been issued for the election ...
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... Seignior having refused to ratify the treaty with Russia. The Mackerel schooner is arrived at Portsmouth from Halifax. *brace salad on the 117th of June. Copt. Hargrave, of tbs so,y, yesterday hod town with dispatches from Admiral Sawyer, on the Halifas station ...
... to.morrovr, the Prince Re. Watt's birds.dsy. There to be a grand proms. Noe of beats a. 4 vessels from Plymouth into the Salad t the stone vessels are to be decorated with colours ; sod the fast stage will Le sunk seder a grand discharge of comae fr ...