... attempted to destroy himself are pure fiction. - AN EXQUISITE TASTE.-The first sample this season of green peas in small salad punnit basket, about three dozren pods, wasexhibitedforsale on Thursday morning in Covent garden market, and were readily purchased ...

... always ready filled with wvise, anid a moment suffices for e for the production of a noble slice-of ham, and an admairable n he salad ; so much is hospitality the habit of this open-handed V' M- peasantry. The annual fete of the vintage exhibits still 7 bmore ...

... -101. ani(l 50/l a yenr. ?? ru1ce, ii butchier, suipplied meat to the amiount of 50l. a year. , C. Stolle supplied lamrp and salad oils to tilm same aminount. Neither of the wiine- llner chmaits was present, and the ronly evidence oi thalt ?? wias that one ...

... content the most obstinate and the nost difficult. Thle fights of Atta-Julla, Tarragona, Ripoull, Col-Sacro, Uaguelas, and of Salad, add to his reputation. H1e did not return To France until 1814, and was not employed during the first resto- ration. But on ...

... chanpe in their habits of eating or drinking. The French o? this city, who adhere to their peculiar tastes, continued their salads and soaps throughout the season with impunity. I have, as yet, seen no statements from any of our learned institutions as ...

... lead, white lead, cinnabar and chronate of lead. The papers in whch they are folded are also coloured with poisonous salts. Salad 01.-Oils of less v alue are added. 1:Fatty, semisolid matters also are used in order to give it the appearance of to0d olive ...

... High-street of Gloucester was not worthy to hold a candle to the Strafid, among whose gay haber- dashers' shops her green and salad days had passed. In the clear atmosphere of her country home, she pined afier the smother of the metropolis ; and, like others ...

... person carefnully exatnined, auid while we attempt to go i.t. the priniciral cause, we tnrast tlia Alnniglty will open the salads of all those who wish weill to their country, and the priblic in general, that they may see to whast a srate piarty spirit ...

... punnet, radish5s Pe u-etOf } hasnds '.all saleis..' d!. per ')wirn~rt per punnet of C hby~ ,;alt~iv.'li 'c-~a,~~. 51; Cs'rn salads IA per 'l11-Sievp. 'pllc a ; uplny of rhubarb ffd. to 18. (3d. perIu i- as-lr * 'st 1 was sosneot inproved and. superiorly ...

... chag to asend we something else. We trust the Legislature may be b clan- able to devise a wholesome reform. It is, however, salad- lead one of those cases in which any remedy would be a l ehflale r'rem better than the existing dlisense; for justice-law ...

... ity souse n'~w micadee ti ri th' LbEsglioi.'' ''It is usiw t dent, soys die, Cee'ali'istisstcl, ?? that the Feagislihcare salade ?? agg reseioic of lice Malay pirate ap 'tetpt fcr ?? tcceiaollr's iol 1,,slantod of Labiacn, to tics Or:1 at 1 rimeo Tic ...

... the summer all the indulgences of these classes are dangerous to health-their ice; their fruit after dinner; not to mention salads and cucumbers; their water-parties; their fetes cham- pette on a damp turf; their drives and rides under a hot sun ; their ...