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... entire families. The most effectual remedy yet discovered has been *mall clove of garlic, steeped for a few minutes in warm salad oil, and pul into the ear rolled in muslin or thin linen. In some lime the garlic reduced to pulp ; and having accomplished ...
... Deal, on pieces of sirloin, 3 ject of their visit was to ascer- pastry, 42 ditto tart y and importance of having a lobster salad, 4 did Jar to built at Brighton. other potatoes, GO he desir is determined ed object ere sugar baskets, ...
... the safety a pressure of nd only moderate watcrings till six atmospheres, and cut he salad will —e tit for the table. stroke; this was met way of producing fresh salad, may with perfect security. . by a sufficient number of boards, leaned and dried between ...
... uniform with Lord Bacon’s EiTaysand MilceHaneous Writings. London ; Printed for M Jon is, No. I, Pateruofter. Row. , ' ' Where Salad, Lord Bacon’s Elfays, fit fid. ——— Mifcellaneoui Writings 6s. fid. Dr. Gregory's Legacy to hi* Daughters, fid. bds. Pennin ...
... with (from I.eg horn) 2 half-pipe* half-chests 20 oil, 35 doublehrls anchovies, for Boultbie—s brla anchovies, 10 half chests salad oil, E Rue.—From 24 pipes oil. about 4 tens fustic, 13b bolts 34 earroteeis currants, K Rae. Gmgr 3lartifJ**h, Simeon, from ...
... busi- nes», and removed for the convenience sale. The Slock comprises elegant dinner services, tureens, dishes, dearners, salads, pickles, soup and other disires, plates, Ac. connected witli lire above, t.m numerous to mention, chamber services, ewers ...
... underftood or practiced in England, that previous, to the reign of Henry VIII. had England no carrots, turnips, cabbages, or salads, and few of the fruits which at present ornament our gardens, and furnilh our tables. '.Improwmeni in Light have feen a fimpleand ...
... recommended the process a W-t Mho had a troublesome emotion somewhat L» tt. lepr*-.* a.id he, in the res* riiters with his salad. In a lew months lie ■ * i-rv.-rlv well. It was also given poor man '. *'•* ; rdshire, who cancer his face to a U- -ee, and ...
... hogs, a large stw'.t **f poultry, and some , patches of garden ground, already producing potatoes, peas, â¢radishes, small salad, and other little articles. Vines, tigs, pomegranates, quinces, and other fruit trees, arc doing very well, and have a very ...
... then ? Their i smile like llieir soujvc ui.iigrc. (Inn the merriment and strained ; there in something ■ of the acid their salads, something the genev of their sauce*, hut nothin.* ; it is ncitlu r solid nor ethereal,— bit a thing between wind 1 and water ...
... thal erton. tester, inthe couniy of coach. and Feb. at Guildbal, i Uh sins 228 fiarve., Cursitur- street, don, wine-merebant, salad Dee. 14. Pet Cr J. Stubbs, of Higgins ; dan. at Tsaucs George and Ma 1 by in the county of Lancaster, London, mer deh Jan 27 ...