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MIDDLESEX ELECTION

... quartsrs of mutton, ditto—2l quarters lamb, ditto—2 whole calves, ditto—3 stuffed, ditto—l 4 buttocks beef, boiled—l2s dishes salad—s23 bottles of red wine— butts ol strong beer—lo barrels of strong ale (3 years old) dishes various fruit—3uo loaves. -After ...

Published: Friday 10 August 1804
Newspaper: Kentish Gazette
County: Kent, England
Type: Article | Words: 1552 | Page: 4 | Tags: none

On Tuesday, and the two succeding days, a Court Martial was held, on board the Gladiator

... Csckburn; and ffie Ganwes, CCaptain tlalkett, arrived on Wedfiestiay',' frtim P rt an e Prayo, ?? of Yago, one of the Capie V 4' C salads l'hey ~ajlerdfroju Falniiouth nis thei42th lpn ' November, 'ivit~h 'the Spencer,',of 74, gaixf, Hon.'`w Captain St'opifrd ...

Published: Monday 16 February 1807
Newspaper: Hampshire Telegraph
County: Hampshire, England
Type: Article | Words: 9475 | Page: 3 | Tags: News 

CLERICAL RESIDENCE

... the brewhouse, a silort distance from the fire.— Their table-cloth was a hop sack, and they ate of! wooden trenchers; the salads were in wooden howls, and every thing in the rough implements the brevvhouse. Their Royal Highnessos arrived at a quarter ...

SUSSEX

... —Fish, fried and boiled.—Calf's Head.—Fowls.—Ham. Pig. Chicken-pudding, Roast Beef.—Salad.— Boiled Leg of corned Pork.—Fish.—Fowls, —Tongue.—A Goose.—Fillet of Veal.—Salad.— Pig.—GibblrtStew.—Chick pudding.—Fowls.—Tongue.—Calfs Head.—Fish, boiled and fried ...

CLERGYMEN DECEASED

... the sum fixed. By this means the race would kept under, though perhaps can never be wholly extirpated: should be known, that salad oil* used externally and internally, is an effectual cure for the poison the Viper. Market, Saturday, July 3.—The second best ...

g)£&celianeoi&

... was, believe, the first person who slated the advantages arising troln the culture poppies, and that seven ounces of fine salad oil were furnished by expression from two pounds of the seed. When, in addition to the Prize* of the last Lottery which were ...

MATRIMONY

... long traia «f aervpus «am|>laintn,i these will restore ,health and vigour to the frame, and cbeerfulbeis and animation to the salad. iTlttJ A ROM 4TIC LO%KNOBS OF 'STEEL aadiatd by tlselnventor, Pr. Btwnre, Bp.: 47, fioullwmptau-ruw, Uluomtlsury, London j ...

CLERGYMEN DECEASED

... peculiarly gratifying to the feelings liiiglislimen, whose partiality for roast beef and strong beer are truly characteristic: Salads, and eggs, and lighter fare, Tune the Italian spark’s guitar; And il l lake Dan Congreve right, Pu.Uling and heel make Britons ...

to cote a i nis season

... Burgundy es 8 Ditto white brisk Bundles tanned whole Champaign hides 15 Ditto white still ditto 15 Bales 1456 doz. white 20 Ditto sal)ad oil kid skins j Case unbound French I Cask empty books phials IT'Piclures, ns follows, Picture—Holy Family, St. Francis and ...