... Friends. The Busineas wilU in Future be carried on under the Firm of CURRY & flOGG, who respectfully solicit a Share of Public Favour.' i-4 It is requested that all Debts due to IV. Curry may be im- Mediately dischargeL.-Alowick, June 23rd, 1824. nISS BARBARA ...

... And it is a wonder to te that r, luxury has not brought currying into use open the of animals which are brought to table; for certain it is, A ill that cleanliness and due exercise (of which currying F i's is oneipart) woiuld much costsibute to make all ...

... but are substantially just, we clearly mean that they are not vlwat they ' seem.' All wve know of Mr. de Vear is, that he curries favcur with the two West- iminstcr Baronets. A press of matter compels us to postpone the favours of several correspondents ...

... trial of them, will be surprised at the curious but agreeable Indiah Gout of the CURRIES snd BIULLIGATAWNIES prepared from them, infinitely superior to those from Curry and Mulligatawniy Powders. 'J'he BENGAL CHATTNY as a Zest to Venison and Game is a ...

... I'M MILL of CURRIE, six miles from. 3diohurgh, on the road to Lanark. There is a fell of twenty-twro feet. Also, to he Feued GROUND, admirably adapted for BwUILDING, in various situations. Apply to Mr Russell, at Mlalcolvastdn, near Currie; or. to Gibson ...

... they may be apprehended, and Convicted of the said a t5ffence, zig, One Hundred Guineas by the said Geo. Duincan and James Currie Dunean; a One Hundred Guineas by the Eagle Insurance Office; and a One Hundred Guineas by the Norwich Union Insurance Company ...

... Harry Lorrequer-Chaps. XXV1. Mr. O'Leary-XXVII. and XXVIII. Paris. 11. Note on the Battle of the Diamond. Dublin; WILLIAM CURRY, Jun. and Company; amuel Holdsworth, London; Fraser and Crawford, Edinburgh. Sold by all Bookspllers. LACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH ...

... Maharqja Duleep Sing was restored the Palace of the Rulers of Lahore, charge of the Chief Secretary of the Government, F. Currie, Esq., escorted by British officers and troops, in the manner described in the papers enclosed. I consider it right to mark ...

... PASIE, MADRAS MiULITGATAWNY F PAS'l'E, aile MAIDRAS FISH CURRY PASTE, , ils Pots, BENG(AL CHATTNY. and INDIAN si tFISH SAUCE, in Bottles- to which are attached h easy Receipts ?? Fish and Game Curries and rI'ul- a Iigtiawies, alid Boiling Rico in tihe Irdian ...

... INDIAN CURRY STUPFS, and cannot fail to prepare Curries and Mulligatawnies equal to those of India, if the receipts that are given for them are only attended to. The cirenmstance of these pastes having entirely superseded the use of the old Curry Powders ...

... Harry Lorrequer.-Chaps. XXVL Mr. O'Leary- XXVIL and XXVIII. Paris.-II. Note on the Battle of the Diamond. (7S3 Dublin; WILLIAM CURRY, Jun. and Company. SAMUEL HOLDSWORTH, London; FRASER & CRAWFORD, Edinburgh., Sold by all Booksellers. lilacelwooid's Ed41lbiurgh ...

... 5s. INDIAN CURRY STUFF POWDER, for dressing exqui- site Curries; accompanied by approved and easy Indian re- ceipts for the same. In cases, ls. Id. ; double ditto, 2s. 6d. HINDOO VINEGAR or SAUCE, for imparting the requi- site acidity to Curry made from ...