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... Is. 2d. per dozen; turnips, Is. to sa. 6d. per 100 bunches; leeks, 2s. 6d. to 3a, per d oz e n hunches; spinach (French), 13s. per crate: Canary tomatoes, 10s, to 14a. per bundle; mushrooms, Bd. to 10d. per lb.:seakske, 3d, to 5d. 1 1 per lb.; carrots ...
... ditto (Valencia), 12e. to 14. Der Mae; turnips, 2s. 6d. to 3P. Sd. per 100 bunches: leeks. 2s. to 2s. Sd. per dozen bunches: tomatoes (Canary), 8. to 12a. per bundle; mushrooms, Pd. to 9d. par 11).; seakele, 4d. per Ib: carrots, 9s. to 14. Id. per set.: ...
... 2a. Bd. per pot: man/ewers-Italian . 3a. tol 3. 64 per chop, Cornish tts. to 10.. per crate; 1 appeared to have owillfwed, and their defence. who French as. 6d. to 3.. &I. per dOsill, Cornish 8.. to • Plavm a floe :into in the first half, had extreme 10s ...
... ed doves, their duty being to collect a beadpeany from every inhabitant, and to obtain a kiss from every lady they canto ammo. a rule, the ladies of Hangerford are not loth to fall in with ancient custom, and the tuition= have • very enjoyable time. The ...
... THE MYSTERY OF THE MARSH. By EDGAZ JEPSON. ♦aiior of 'The Tinker. nu Pair foe Lady Nogg., Power, he Dictator's Daogbter, etc, etc. Of one thing, and a very important thing ' I wan quito certain; the Cossack's fight with Pardon would force the hand ...
... covering material should be grad- Per 100 bunches; leeks, Is. Id. to 3s. per doss. Sally removed. ma ; tomatoes (Canary), 10a. to 148.,, apinsith.-Continue making small and frequent bundle; mushrooms 7d. to ad., 4d. to drilla an inch deep and a foot asunder ...
... vegetables are: Artichokes, asparagus, beans, beetroot, broccoli, cabbage*, carrots. cauliflowers, cucumbers, leeks, lettuces. marrows, mint, mushrooms, mustard and cress, onion 4, parsley, peas. potatoes, , ratlishes, spinach, tomatoes, and turnips. Again ...
... Tale 2. 6 I. -. 6 Vigil 6 Walarwligel 1. 6 16.. Bird . 'Breivo's Hogs a 6 b Poluertiery 6 Ca id's Chases Viileds I. 6 Lady w.itare.-- b f ♦ 6 !liver l'alis—.-- 6 Queen --. 6 Foy 6 Banco Primo 6 •lots 6 3 Jo— IIIIIMITTRY PLATT. et 200 mem ...
... the vegetables available are plentiful—Cornish spring cabbage and lettuces in particular. There is no news of the arrival of any more fruit, and cucumbers and tomatoes are scarce. Prunes, spring onions, and leeks are plentiful at controlled prices. Generally ...
... FOOD FACTS OATMEAL SAUSAGES onion or leek, chopped; oz. dripping or cooking fat; pint water; 4 oz. oatmeal; salt and pepper to taste; 2 oz. corned beef; browned Irreadcrumbs; far for frying. Fry the onion or leek in the dripping or fat. Add the water ...
... In Primrose HM II _-.1L.---- Street or nearby side roads. Mauna 11 tronee2.39 p .n.s CU - ILA AN IDEAL EXCUSE FOR THAT PRE-MEAL DRINK IS OUR ATTRACTIVE BARREL BAR. 1. GRILLED TROUT 19/6. SCAMPI 1214. S. ROAST ONCREN. Dins. Peas. Ode- GASPS I•a• n Poss ...