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... any former occasion, and that it continues to receive the highest patronage. This elegant Liqueur is compounded frost the Recipe of his Grace the late Duke of Norfolk, by the Proprietor!: themselves, under the immediate inspection of tof his Majesty's ...
... and fit for making Ices, Compotes, and Pastry, which are Imperial Reine, Claude, and Mirabelle Plums, Cherries and Gooseberries. Gooseberry, Cherry. and Strawberry Juice, for making a drink. Perigord Truffles, preserved fr es h in quarts and pints, with ...
... any f ormer occasion, and that it continues to receive the highest patronage. This elegant Liqueur is compounded from the Recipe of his Grace the late Duke of Norfolk, by the Proprietors themselves, under the Immediate inspection of one of his Majesty's ...
... Furniture, c large CarpeU, Chimney and Pier Glasses, l*iano/ » Watclies, Portable Water-closet. Linen, Chin* .u Dozens of Port and Cherry, 30 Bushels of Seed p Mangle, Gig, Fixtures.and Effects.—By Mr. FRIDAY, Feb. 19, at Twelve, underdisirMse. lll6, Fwrniture ...
... Making and Using Photogenic Paper—the Hair—Remedies for Baldness—Plum Puddings, with Recipes for making 20 varieties—Calico-printing—Notices of Books —many Miscellaneous Recipes—Correspondence, &c.—in the Number for March is a highly valuably paper on Kreasote ...
... order of the Executor, THE Recipes of the late Mr. Elms, for preparing and compounding the celebrated Dentifrice called the Amboyna Month Powder, the Amboyna Loti..a. and Elms' Brown Powder. The possession of these Recipes presents to any Dentist the ...
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... 4, Great Russell-street, Cavent-garden. H. P. (Kensington)— The cherry-crab (apple) is a sub-variety of the Siberian crab. The fruit is numerous, and about the size and colour of a cherry. INCISCELMANEOUS. D.S.—Apply to the directors qf the Great Western ...
... 1 per halt sieve—Sweet OrangeS, ;r 1 Iss ; Seville ditto, 14s to I6s; and Lemons, 9s to 158 per 100 Apples, 6s to 10, . • Cherries, Id to Rd ; and Hot-house GrapePli to Is 6d per lb.—Table Orleans Plums, Is 8d to 25 6d ; ditto Green Is 6d to 2s; Peaches ...
... 4, Great Russell-street, a vent-garden. H. P. (Kensinpton)— The cherry-crab (apple) is a sub-variety of the Siberian crab. The fruit is numerous, and about the size and colour of a cherry. ...
... Seven o'clock precisely. _ -nFOHMERS. —The FIRST DISFETING of the LONDON PROTECTING IRICT E.v; 1 ,,; t the Jamaica Tavern, Cherry- GU1 t o L™«ndsey onTHURSDAY EVENING aext. Six for Seven o’clock, ustiush. Cooler, Esq., in the Chair. Jwbose businesses render ...
... highest perfection. Mr. Wewitzer ob. I served, that of all the methods of cooking a beef-steak, he I thought Shakspeare's recipe the shortest and the best. a Upon being asked for an explanation, Why, gentlemen,' ti said Wewitzer ' it is this:- E 'If when ...