... Upton on Severn. whom also are Prepared and Sold, Essence of Anchovies- Ileal Indian Soy—Genuine Cayenne and other Peppers—Salad Oil—Chili Vinegar, Ac. be had of all the respectable Druggists, Groceis, Italiati, “»rehouses. Fishmongers. Sec. BRISTOL GENERAL ...

... Hot sm. The COAL TRADE continued at u*ual. Orders received at the hue Hart. THE TRADE SUPPLIED ON LIBERAL TERM*. Delicious SALADS, after the Italian Character, dfestcitfu*' One Minute, amt at a small Etpente, by using BIIEFFITT & much-admired ITALI CREAM ...

... preserving buiter, and for growing sal For producing salads, elegant stone pyramids are tc ed with grooves, like pyramids of tea-saucers, holes in the centre of them being filled occasion with water, and the salad seed distributed in grooves, a fine green crop ...

... Goblets, Rummers, Salts; Liquor, Cruet, and Pickle Stands; Kpcrgncs, Water Caraff*. a few Parisian Lumps ; Butter, Sugar, and Salad Vases; Lustre Candlesticks ; two superb Lustre Chandeliers, &c.which will be on view the morning of sale, from o'clock till ...

... roots bought at HulL These were then imported Irom Flanders, whence even Queen Catherine, in the reign Henry VIII. had her salads. Potatoes and turnips, far from being field crop, were not generally known even to the gardener until the reign of Elizabeth ...

... not disturb the solution, but the alkalis, chalk, decompose it, by taking from it the hydrochloric Electrical Experiments. salad consistingol mustard and cress may produced few miuutes by electrical experiment. The process is to immerse the seed for a ...

... Chemist, Upton Severn. whom also nre Prepared and Sold, Kite Essence Anchovies—Beal Indian Genuine Cayenne and other Peppers—Salad Oil—Chili Vinegar, btc. lobe had of all the respectable Druggists, Fishmongers, &c. ...

... and Hope ditto— Packing Cords and Twines—Kveriu’s and Day and Martin's Blacking—Bowls and Wood Spoons—Housemaids' Gloves—Salad and Pickle Spoons-I.eraon Squeezers—Bool Jacks Wood Buckets and lubs-Wood Measures—Horn and Hone Shoe Lifts— Walking Sticks ...

... on Severn. By whom also are Prepared and Sold, The E». ...

... it, the juice adheres, and does not run, it is boiled enough. Put it in preserving pot*. Moisten some very thin paper with salad oil, the smallest quantity possible, then tie them down and keep them in place w. icli it airy and light, but not damp. above ...

... Mrs Blackman. CABBAGE. !»t price. Bailee. F.*q Jnd Mr- J. Year*lev RHUBARB —ltt prize. Mr. J. Ycarslcv. Jnd. Mr* Uanecrteld. SALAD-—lst prize, Mim C. Colmora; Jr.d. Mr turtle j. EXTRA PRIZES. STRAWBERRIES.—J. Taylor. Esq. PLANTS (Large Collection of) —Mim ...

... the entire nourishment required for the crop would he ta'sen the weeds. —Sow Celery for principal late crops.—Sow Radish ami Salads for succession.—Sowr a small pinion of Endive. Earth up and top Bean*, and some gardeners lop Peas; for, depriving them of ...