... Snuffers and Trays, Baskets and Epergns. The Glass comprises sets of rich cut Decanters, Water Jugs, Cream Jugs, Celery Glasses, Salad Bowls, sets of Trifle Dishes, sets of Salts, Claret. Champagne, Wine Glasses and Goblets, 160 curious Botanic Microscopes. ...

... Drugs, shall w anting to merit continuance their support. . ,' N.li. A regular supply of Battley’s superior Preparations. Salad, Lamp, and other Oils the beet quality.—Soda Water. „ Cocks's Reading, and other Fish Sauces. Oil and Watei Colours of eveiy ...

... cart, quantity casks, and various other articles, &c. Ar. The Stock consists of imall quantity of chocolate, groats, mustard, salad oil, &c. The Household Furniture and Fix’ores comprise stoves, copper, dresser, tables, chairs, and variety other articles ...

... KHY. ic. Compnsu.g Accanters, wines, tninklera, goblets, water erofta. jogs, tilts, lemonade*, trifle and sweetmeat dishes ; salad howls, cream ewers, lii|uor bottles, cruets, &c.; trory bone-handled knives and forks.—ln Plated Goods candlesticks and branches ...

... Ye. per quarter higher. Bonded Gala was inquired f.r, yel tbe tramactimas were Itillusg. Although the apply a MOsy ohs &wad salad heavy, end she Ueda sold at s Jae p o ray. Superfine Malt ag .teadily, oat t kinds timely, at late rmes. Oatik Pam, sod Met ...

... of all kinds prepared for use. Varnishes, Brushes, &c. —Agent for the celebrated Doctor Kilcliectr’a Universal Sauce, and Salad Cream. Patent Medicines, Spices, Fish Ssuces, and Perfumery. ...

... rock of plain and rich CUT GLASS. In decanters, inmmars, tomklars, ales, wines and liqueurs; trifle, presets,sad pkAJodishaa; salad bowls; sails, cut and plain; caddy baana, win, coolers, flofar glasses, costard cops, jelly ,lasses, water carafis, tumblcn ...

... the now failing and diseased potato. Hitherto the red kind has been only used in England as a pickle, or as a garnish for salad, even the few who dress it generally boil it, by which process the rich saccharine juice is in a great measure lost, and the ...

... the cost Qom Runny Tit WWII • mailmen. This was an to £lB Se., for damp. of mot forwarded Id at Is ranked, and by which the Salad lost a fel 14 their value. It appears that in July and September, DIA phi who is a railway had elm baskets of so railway to ...

... FOR THE WEEK. i (From the Gardeners' Gazette.) Celery may be sown for a full crop. Turnips, Spinach, Onions for drawing, Salads of al! kinds, Leeks, &c. should be sown also. Asparagus Berries, sow broad cast, a good open situation. Red Beet and Mangel ...

... contest the most obstinate and the most dirticult. The tights of Atta-Julla, Tarragoni, Riponil, Col- Sacro, B.’.gnelas, and of Salad, add to his reputation. He did not return France until 181-!, and was not employed during the first restoration. 13 it on his ...

... (be baoerolcat f clings, ar give philaathrppic iaforaspttan, bat so point out whereby, may rendered bapp toous—to him the salad youth the' oohsedsal lobe, fflrcbt the energies •be patbsof bteeSrtnl occapation of bis laleats. pregrcM of arts, aMMfacMMnraM ...