... and round the edge ofthe ?? [^Z . s-np . motto, N.ibilitatis virtus non stentoi . .*ha- r.cter.*? Likewise the largest Salad we ever'be- h.Md, most tastefully decorated, surmounted by the City Anns, and round the dish, *• Prosperity, to tbe 1 rade ...

... inform mi, whether, by any chyraical process, Butter' can be converted int«i a pe«m.\>«»nt (him, to be used as a substitute for Salad Oil? Your's, A, Jl. Feb. 9, 1808* ?? V ...

... permanent oil, to be used as a Substitute for salad oil ? Butter may be ma- naged, by distillation from a glass vessel, to produce a permanent oil, whicb for some purposes may serve as a substitute for salad oil; but by no moans can it be employed for ...

... rat*, besto. 10 ant ih* wools of lajajfrsjaaa aa-le-'at a*idea\jt«**pk**lb* ***»?•* jraytlja The IJlaaa t, |a*e«r. a, ,i .* - salad. ?? ir * I ijtJ&nan., noglh about. H.QsMH. . •*»*. am uau * JH :,..to'o.sel IwaaH^-rit, M. I' naiaasrrsed J#ssa ai«v*« ...

... b) lim. _i. % . ?? etfenders io m.l ice «o soon .Her the . .nnim-tici., of each ?? i and ta • tasted that tlw.se now ia t salad) fur-ed* eu .si- derable par. of tti- offender,, who bad beeo ?? ol rum-, in tts i- r,iy. A ?? th- ..i.ea.ies w*i, uu uit rot ...

... other domestic fruits of and currants, have been abunlne winter vegetables gave way to very pro|. °f asparagus, brocoli, and salads of all tnose ows usually for ' shown such prospect of abundance, that I Places it has heen found more advantageous The aiable ...

... superior order, and whose house was a knickknackatnry,' valued himself on his multifarious inventions, but most,' in sowing salads for the morning, to be cut for dinner.' The house of Winstanley, who afterwards raised the first Eddystone light-house, must ...

... Whether the plants had resown themselves or sprung again from the roots, could not be ascertained, but the singular fact of salads and peas growing spontaneously on the arctic circle was exhibited to the wonder the visitors.—On leaving the Esquimaux, some ...

... c him at the window. ?? ?? ** nmiam with when the child was ?? ?? '* ■** ■**»*«• mntmt be tha nsmmm WtW^ H « ?? the ,»ri- salad iruh Mrs. Urq«Jm«? P *na& *2 ,, « ne •*��� ■'- bouse, up to the time ibe child wl. 5 :, * „,• *«* **•» was in the habit of sasBBBI ...

... who is retiring from the above Business, comprising Silver Table Forks, Table. Tea, and other Spoons, Silver Soun l-adle. Salad Fork. Butter Ladles, Silver SnufF-rs and Tray, ditto Set of Castors and Soy Frames, with rich Cut Glasses, SUver Waiter. Tea ...

... 4 4 agst Humphrey Clinker, and 3 to 1 agst Escane, who took the load, and was we'd followed bv Saladiu : at the Redhouse Salad in got in front—and the four-mile stone Humphrey Clinker headed him, and won easy at the last. MATCH for sovs. h. ft. each ...

... 46sov. and at Hampton; Air. Mills's, 70 at Chelmsford ; Air. A. Berkeley's, 49 Goodwood, at Portsmouth Town and Garrison Saladiti, Air l'etre's. sov. at Middleham 1 Scamper, MrLumley's, twice 50sov. at Rochester and Chatham; Air. Howard's, twice at Isle ...