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... FSSrS SCOTT & ORR b)eg to assure flite Pablie. that 13Lt they- still ?? to p~repare thleec I'IIl-1.X from thec oni- gpnal Recipe. w6ith the same care and attention W1hich1 has so long contributed to the very extensive isefulniess of this valti- ?? Medicino ...
... and impure matter—keeping in any climate. JOHN GILLAN & Co., Mahufictcbbes, Foaaca. LIQUEURS. CURACOA. JAMAICA RUM. SH.IUB, CHERRY,BRANDY,RASPBERRY ACID,*c.l». Forres, June, 1850. Elgin.—Bold Bramler, Fletcher, Co.; John Duncan; James Winchester; Rohert ...
... Crispin ot doth or black velvet, with English jacket and long trousers. « FAMILY MATTERS. Kendal Pudding.— troni the following recipe received from 1.1-we find that there is great similarity between it and the Bakewell Pudding. Our correspondent says“ First ...
... mixture to the trees, should now be proceeded with. No scale or the larve of any troublesome pests can withstand this simple recipe; and as fruit trees are so liable to the attacks of insects it is well worth the trouble of ap- plying it, even if there are ...
... roused itself, and with terrible efforts and groans, ejected from its mouth a coarse napkin containing two or three pounds of cherries, which had fallen into its den. The learned and great Sir Thomas More, who was remarkable for his wit, once indulged in a ...
... of the United Kingdom. animal hey can Taste oy TuRNiPS iN BUTTER.—Mr Norris, W ir vital near Halifax, gives the following recipe for destro disagreeable taste of turnips in milk and butter :— pom the dai going to milk her cows, place os her kettle filled ...
... to impart shirt-bosoms, collars, and other fabrics, that fine and beautiful gloss observable on new linens, the following recipe for making gum orabic starch will most acceptable, and should have place in the domestic scrapbook of every woman who prides ...
... a few thousands of very superior named Roses ; Weeping Ash and Elm Trees, eight to twelve feet in height; Apple, Pear, and Cherry Trees j an excellent collection of Hybrid Rhododendrons ; select varieties of the Picea and Pine tribes, &c , &c. GREENHOUSE ...
... and other COAL, both at the Stirling and Causeyhead Stations of the Stirling and Dunfermline Railway. At the Station. Best Cherry or Household C0a1,.. 10s. Od. per Ton. Hard Coal, % 9s. 7d. „ W. A. has a Horse and Cart always in readiness, at the Station ...
... 345., anil 60s. Very Old Pale AMONTILLADO, 60s. Old Gold Colour SHERRIES, 50s. 545. Dry Old PORT, 545. to 60s. Maraschino, Cherry Brandy, Curasao. Bass's Beer, Losii Poster, Light Bitter-Beer, in Wood Bottle. Best Soda Water Lemonade. LEADING ARTICLES ...
... dinna thisei it's ony better than the fouroence- halfpenny anes after a.'' QaosesoN E VEG TaBsEs.-Asia has given us hemp, the cherry, the peaceh, the French beam, the omeon, rhauharb, mint, the mulberry, the citron, the lime,. thse orange, she chesnut,. the' ...
... Possessor of the Recipe, Grand-daughter of the late Widow Welch, feels It her duty, not only in defenae of her owln and BOL.E uIGHT, but as a protection to the pablic, to declare HERSELF tle ONLY PERSON entitled to the Original Recipe, or at all author- ...