... USEFUL RECIPES. Mas. Babvawo's Remboy VR Puwns a*«d •■CALO-*. — A p'nis'er eompeunded of Riir*»ttrrv pitch, bees w a *.anda ?? oil. The p'-frh and wax are eqnn'lv nnn-enndartors*, ye» the pi'ch alone. even when softened with oil, is m*-te adhe- sive ...

... :-LsO great, thit after the recipe for prevent. leg evils by keeping bitence hoi them instead of mending them, the Editors of the French papers have in consequenceireceived orders to make no further insertions to events in South America. Bet at all ...

... artificial teeth with the Cherry Lotion, it keeps thc-.n sweet and clean, and prevents fi.eir changing colour. A trial will convince that, the Cherry Lotion far preferable to riny Lotioij for the mouth, teeth, gums. the mouth wi'h tlic Cherry Lotion, it always ...

... Gins, nnd Birdlime; preserving Game and Fish; Fishing, including ftiml ere, all kinds of Poaching delected, with valuable Recipes, Abslrnets of Hie new Game Acts; being general Treatise on the Sports of the teld, and all kinds of Game.-Also D.recltons ...

... for i Queen Elizabeth, at Bedlington, led her majesty, af- ter dimmer, to a cherry tree in his garden, whieh had fruit inits prinic, then above a mouth after all ‘the cherries had taken their farewell of England. ' This retardation he petfotmed by straining ...

... ingredients they are generally composed of. The Cherry Paste is warranted innocent, pleasant to the palate, and a sure preventive against all complaints that are incident to the teeth and gums. The Cherry Paste is of great utility for Children, as it prevents ...

... Packet, Gardner, from Newcastle. Wear, Fisk, from Exeter. Flying Fish, 'Woolter ; Peak, Unthank, from Whitby. Fortunatus, Cherry; Wakefield Packet, Hall; Messenger, Lynn; Good Intent, Temple ; Ceres, Hobson, all from Lynn. Six Brothers, Howard; Juhn and ...

... 'Timber, growing thereon. 'The Whole is extremely well vyatered, now the Occupation Mi. Charles Cherry. Early Possession had. May be viewed, try applying Mr. CHERRY, of Hill, of whom' Particulars had ; Mr. BARNARD, Haws; Mr. WELCH, Battlesden, Beds; or Mr ...

... mentioned the Gazette have been dis. missed the service. Sunday se’nnighl Mrs. Wentworth and her child (an infant) were drowned Cherry,* ; hinton. The body of the former was found nearly a furlong from the latter. A Jury viewed the bodies Monday, and returned ...

... to sow discontent in the minds of the working part of society in the manufacturing districts. Green Fruit in IVinter. —Let cherries, strawberries, raspberries, plums, peaches, or any other succulent fruit whatever, be put into a vessel, somewhat like that ...

... Fen sirongly Of the sect, but bitherto iv vain. © Tyeave Fever.—Dr. J.C. Smith obtained from Parlinment, for the foltow ing recipe = 6dr. of vitriol, mix ‘powdered mitre, ing tothe drachm the by add The cup t ov be placed doring Die Ol ata on ahot hearth ...

... high state of cultivation, and part thereof, consisting of 15 Acres, or thereabouts, is well stocked with very choice Apple, Cherry, Filbert, and Walnut 'rrees. This Estate is worth the attention of any persoti, but particularly that of a Sporting Gentleman ...