... note of it, to 'li transftiitted to his Court. A very pleasing and philosophical discussion hekt endued as to the effect of asparagus on Ministerial and Italian kidnies, and an etyrniolbgy was hazarded by the Russian Ambassador, that the English word Searetary ...

... place but four. 'Sir 1. Shelley's c. Sock, by Waxy, out of Two Shoes' das, rec. ft. from Gen. Grosvenor's b f. Chryseis, by Asparagus out of Lady Jaae; 8st 2ib. each. Two-yr-old C. mogs. h. ft. I ...

... such a friend there was no sacrifise of which lie did not feel himself capable, and tarst he should hiave half the dish of asparagus which he-had just ordered for himself, and1 that half, - eriuoever, shnuld be done with butter ! Wlhilethey were conversin ...

... Was with child, she must have, like other ?? in the like condition, her longingsto0 ! Accordingly she took a aoneing- to asparagus, when it' was by no means a cheap tartile of food: andso strong was ier longing, that she is said to have eat at one meal ...

... more to do with, the real question than the comparison of Bul- lock and Panketlt-man, those ingenious eaters of chicken and asparagus, in tile Tatler.-Mr. SUTTON giVe,; IIs, we inust coniess, but a small notion of Iris standard of mind, if it be trie, according ...

... in good thumping pieces. For dinner we have the finest of fish, bass, mack. arel, lobsters; of meat, lamb, veal, ham. &c. Asparagus in plenty; apple pies (though in the middle of May). The supper is like the: breakfast, with preserved pieaehes:; and *other ...

... Wetherill's b. c. by Selini, 3 yra. old . . ! I Mr. Wood's br. mi. by Dick Andrews, 6 yrs. old. . 2 Mr. T'arrall's ch. f. by Asparagus, 6 yrs. old . 4 3 Mr. Glover's, br. m. by I ermit, 6 yrs. old , 5 to 2 agst. Selim-7 to 2 agst. Dickt Andrews mare-5 tc: ...

... smelotli, and deep-coloured leaf' In the nonth of Jttie a stalik appears, with a round greesn root resembling that (If asparagus. 'iIuis stalk shooets from heneath the water, souiie- tirees with and somaetmes wvitlout leaves. kt is divided into several ...

... and the other a flittite- bris rni In Sir Charles Ogle's garden at Martyr Worthy, strawberries, rreech beans, cunumbers, asparagus, and sea-kale, may now be seen in the highest state of perfection. CAwnDOUP.-A deputation from the dissenters waited On Lord ...

... inissns talk such-very bad grammar. Rscisr.-Thie boiled roots of this ve'geteble form an excellent-disl when served up as asparagus. Glaosgeie M5ehens' hlagazine.n6 Those most useful and conyenipot Institutions, which were estoblished in every principal ...

... three francs-(half-a-crown) ; and all kinds of fish in abundance, every day; vegetables in abundance., of every description; asparagus lid. a bundle; artichokes Id. a dozen; fine cabbages -d. a piece ; and every other vegetable in abundance; Fruit plenty and ...

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