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... Lord and Lady John Russell have been visiting Hare/.vood, on the banks of t\;e Tenser, the of Sir W. Salisbury Trilawney, Bart., Cord Lieutenant of the county of Cornwall. The Lord Chancellor has appointed the Rev. Dr. Cornish to the Vicarage of Ottery ...
... basket green pot-herbs, Lawrence do., 2s, Wm. Hodge;- best bracß cvqurobers, Hodge; best leeks, 2s, Wm. Jscka*.hist hunch 3s. Hodge; extrgs, 3s Bd.W, Rowe; mushrooms, 2», Vlf* Hodge; carroja, l ...
... for the kitchen and dissert was grca'er thai we anticipated. Among • he Intirr were some fine specimens ofthe Cornish Gell* flower and Cornish Aromatic, two varieties peculiar to this County, which we think will dispute the pain- with the much and justly ...
... neighbour- hood: among whom were the Lady Mayoress of Truro and the young ladies; Sir C. Lemon and the ladies on a visit at his mansion; the Rev. T. Fhilpotts; — Beckley, esq., of Greatwood, and a great number of ladies. The Judges having decided the respective ...
... what conceived to be large mushrooms, which gnv« us such lo bis mother, whom they were dressed iu uu iron pot, ns stew. wbole family partook of this for supper. Tne woman only ent a little of it, and boy whom the mushrooms were gathered partook mow sparingly ...
... Overseers have pertinaciously thedesire their superiors ? one person knows of what the Overseers are made and I think that Cornish Editor better not have dared to that the Magistrates had failed in their application to men This however only weak part the ...
... the indulgence of those pursuits to which were much the It to that of advantage to poor lady generally flowers such cabbage lupin pink and thiugs of sort the stock lady’s garden in now flowers greater in the gardens of cottagers direct attention of to tbe ...
... prove useful. Keep up a regular supply of french Beans in forcing pit. Turn over aud prepare droppings for sue ccssional Mushroom-beds ; allow of no diminution of heat in the I Cucumber-pit, and sow for succeeding frame. Sow Rhubarb; sow and plant Seakale ...
... noticing his satisfaction at seeing many ladies present, who took a lively interest in tbe success of the Society ; for under their fostering care, the Society could not but flourish. —(Hear, hear.) The ladies not only appeared there spectators ol the ...
... harmonious rivalry. The company promenaded gaily, and amongst them we observed our excellent member, Mr. Divett, and his amiable lady. Mr. Lowden, the celebrated botanical author, was also amongst the visitors. J. B. Swete, Esq. Oxton House, presided. The principal ...
... Societies or Clubs, and also all and hereafter to he establi shed, the members whereof shall be required to lake any oath or envy-meal within the messing of the 52nd. Geo. 1. e. Kt or to take any oath not required or 'fathomed by law ; and every Society or Clot) ...
... Indian meal is the possible for all kind of poultry &c soft dough cold water summer warm the weather is cold It shot'll be set down to in shallow pans and given or three day When the large fowls arc fed with Indian corn in grains wetted Indian meal should ...