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... lie had no doubt it would remove the cause nf her shame and distress. At this period be was paying his addresses to a Miss Cherry, to whom he promised marriage, nud whose seduction be esFected.- Three weelis ngo he deserted his wife and children, and for ...
... doubt the early-sown onion crop, another sorving may still be put in. A recipe for the destruction of innggots, which are too oftei the bane of this crop, will be ftund alig the recipes. Let both whiter and early spring sown cropso be carefully hoed mnuing ...
... 66 „ 00 64 Potatoes, pr. peek 11 „ 1 * 1 2 „ 1 4 Gooseberries p. qt 2 „ 0 OS,, 04 Strawberries pqt 04 .. 06 4 „ 0 04 „06 Cherries, per lb.. 0 4 „ 4.' 0 4 ~ 0 0 4 „ Currants, p. qrt.. 0 „ 7 04 „ 4 „ « Cucumbers, each „ 0 3 2 „ 0 0 0 „ 0 0 Green peas pr ...
... and a quarter of a pound of sulphur to each gallon, will be found an excellent remedy pushed into every suspicious crevice. Cherries, on walls at least, and also Plums of valuable kinds, should have a dressing of Tobacco- i water shortly after the are out ...
... His lord- tr ship's daughters score also with Lady Duriaini . Ti Pi'esrore Ciirriitts ritiihiit Sligaor.-Tie follos. Il lig recipe may be acceptable, now tlhat sag rr has so o ri-en itt price -ILet the fiuit be calafulie cut from ilie large sttlks, vithl ...
... ication of an y i ill) eisailit taste to the milk, butter, or flesh.] To Pa!Es1arav CUIRItANT.S WrTITHOUT SUGAR.- The follolvwlg recipe may he acceptable, now that sugar has so riseu iI price :- Let the fruit lie carefully cut ?? the large stalks, with the ...
... to become pale being fictitious from the first. But such fraudulent wines nsay possess too iighP a colour. Or Here is the recipe for redness:- If a butt of r;;erry is too high in colour, ftae n qw.-tt of -arm sheep or lamsbs bi-od, m x t with wine, asnl]bhI ...
... married at St. Georgeâs, Mr. Chas. Oliver, son Laver Oliver, Esq. Bury, to Miss Jnhnson, only daughter of Robert Johnson, Ksq. Cherry Hinton, near Cambridge. Thursday seânnight was married, Mr. John ade, eldest son the late Mr. John Wade, Halesworth, Frances ...
... highest perfection. Mr. Wewitzer ob. I served, that of all the methods of cooking a beef-steak, he I thought Shakspeare's recipe the shortest and the best. a Upon being asked for an explanation, Why, gentlemen,' ti said Wewitzer ' it is this:- E 'If when ...
... fields, and handed over to the proper authorities of Bethleham Hospital. To PRESERVE CURRANTS WITHOUT SUGAR.—The following recipe may be acceptable, now that sugar has so risen in price —Let the fruit be carefully cut from the large stalks, with the small ...
... finger and thumb and d to the nasal projection of Bowlby, giving it an was a awkward twist, bay which it acquired a curvilinear recipe direction. Brunton having performed this gentle- meast manly aetion to his own satisfaction, quietly with retwrned to the ...
... English loaf, with Kingcraft and dear Government. In the front of the cart was a red herring tub, nearly covered with Neddy's recipe for making soup, and a man with a pot measuring it out. In the cart was an ass, decorated with yellow all over, with as Leeds ...