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... carriage, hiding her splendour from the world, but her palfrey richly caparisoned, glittering with smiles and gems, with her ladies attendant in their rich cos.umes, and her pages and her esquires all eager to do her honour. Thf°procession having passed ...

... bundle—Turnips, 15 te 3 1 3d ; Car. rots, Ss 661 to 7s; Coleworts or Greens, Sc 6d to 4$ 6d ; Young Onions, 6s to 6s 6d; and: Leeks, Is te Is 6d per dozen bunches—Old Onions, 2$ to 3e; Spinach, is 4d to ls 10d ; Apples 45 to Os ; and Pears 24 te ss per halt ...