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... and that the offender was punishable. From all that witness had see. of the prisoner I. satisfied that the powers of kis salad were by ...

... sovereigns each, with added—one mile. The winner to be sold by lot, should there be more than one claimer. Mr D. Robertson's b. g. Salad in, . . 1 Captain Rait's b. m. Lilie Adie, . , 2 Mr Nicoll's eh. g. Rowland, 3 Mr Murray's b. c. Arundel out of Dorothy ...

... by tlic electro-process. , . , The Patentees respectfully intimate that a superior assortment cf their Goods, consisting of Salad Stands, Cruet rames, Tea Sets, Toast Racks, Spoons, Forks, Ladles, &c., with variety of Fancy Goods suitable for Presents, ...

... Silver the electro-process. . . The Patentees respectfully intimate that a superior assortment of their Goods, consisting of Salad Stands, Cruet Frames, Tea Sets, Toast Racks, Spoons, Forks, Ladles, &c., with a variety of Fancy Goods suitable for Presents ...

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... rV'o. Carrots. to per stwue. Turnips, 61 t.> Celery, Us to Os per dozen. Brussel sprouts, Spinnage, to ls per dish. Sea Kale, Salad, to ls per do. —-' - A ...

... Carrots, Gd to 8d per sUne. Turnips, 6,1 \, Celery, Us 0s per dozen. Brussel sprouts, per Spinnage. to per dish. Sea Kale, to Salad, Gd to ls per do. ...

... stene. Turnips, V ' . • Celery, 0s to 0s per dozen. Brussel sprouts. to 09 9 Spiniiage, Od to ls per dish. Sea Kale, to s v Salad, to per do. ...

... for the now failing and diussol potatoes. Hitherto the red kind has been only need in England r a pickle, or • garnish for salad ; even the few who dress it generally boil it, by which prxem the rich saccharine juice is In a groat measure lost, and the ...

... difficulty in expanding their flowers. Kitchen Garden and Orchard. —Follow sowings of pease, beans, radishes,horncarrots,salading, &c. Rampion beds may now be sown ; a light sandy soil suits this, common with most the campanula family. Sow little Hamburg ...

... which are the most favourable to vegetation—l never could obtain one single vegetable, a potato, carrot, turnip, or men a salad, to check the etringant thirst which our salted meat priduced, or to allay the apprehension of scurvy. I lease It for you to ...