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... the Public hi; new nom* width is abundantly stacked with an incomparable Variety of SALAD OILS, Pickles, Patent Essence of CELERY for Soups, Bengal' Only Powder, West India Arrow Root, and Preserved Ginger, Small WESTPIIALIA and YORK HAMS, ind the finest ...
... XIIIBITING at the large Exhibition Room, near the foot of Waterloo Bridge, a salad distance from the Coburg Theatre, THE ANCIENT VESSEL. This celebrated remains of antiquity is caulked with mosis, sad is supposed to have been one of the vessels used ...
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... SPERM OIL, PAINTING, VARNISHES, and SALAD OIL, &e. &c. The finest rectified Sperm Oil that is burned, ls. per gallon (allowance in quantity of 10 (gallons); Se. cond Sperm, 3s. ; and excellent Lamp Oil, Is. 9d. The best Old White Lead that is sold, 3111 ...
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... not appear to have been the greatest of the French Generate nor Statesmen, but he united iii himself a greaser variety of Salads than perhaps say that ever existed, and these talents, exerted in troublesome times, with • perseverance, energy, and audacity ...
... Lampreys (just in season); Rock dried Sprldings; Newfoundland Carding; very ppe✓ior Honey.consh Parmasan and Gruyer Cheese; Salad Oils of the be,.t qualities; French Mustards aid Viiiegsrs, &e. &c. at moderate prices fm money only, at SAMUEL HICKSON and ...
... Briton, Wit. son, for 3liranniehi ; Prince, Braithwaite, for Quebec. CLEARED OUTWARDS TO InELAND.—The Jane, Hicks. for Cork ; Salads, Harris, for Londonderry ; Richard and A nn, Way, for Dublin. ...
... Thornton, H.P., 'Nth regiment, son of John Thometon, Esq. of Kensittetun, to Miss Helen Snail, daughter of the late Jnhu Salad; Esq. of Overmainn, Berwickshiie. DEATH. Thursday night, at Arnold, Nottinghamshire, the Bin. M.A. Vicar of Benslou and Berton ...
... with laudanum, or cayenne pepper made into pills. SUCCOR', IL•HCHID SALAD.---A variety of this plant improved by cultivation is much employed in France. fhe young leaves are used in salad ; and, for procuring them, successive growings of them are kept up ...
... between Newman and limners stress. No malt Yo unpaid letters N.B. Country attended to. SPERM OIL, PAINTING, VARNISHES, and SALAD OIL, &c. &e. The mead Sperm Oil that burned, per gallon (allowance to quantity of 10 gallons); Semnd Sperm, Is. ; and excellent ...