... frames, waiters, tankards, spoons and forks, &c.; Sheffield plated dish covers, side and corner dishes and warmers, epergnes, salad stands, liquor and cruet frames, waiters, trays, tea kettles, dessert knives and forks in sets in cases; fashionable jewellery ...

... frames, waiters, tankards, spoons and forks, &c.; Sheffield plated dish covers, side and corner dishes and warmers, epergnes, salad stands, liquor and cruet frames, waiters, trays, tea kettles, dessert knives and forks in sets in cases; fashionable jewellery ...

... diseases are daily thrust before the public. Its originality is apparent, and its perusal breathes consolation and hope to the salad of the patient.—Naval and Military Gazette. Curtis on Manhood' should be hi the hands of youth and old age. It is a medical ...

... Henderson, from Newport; James T. Foord, Lingard, from Liverpool; Sibella, Coleman, from London. Departures.—Feb. 6. The Salad.% Brodrick, for London; Clydesdale, Johnston, for London; Elephanta, Ross, for London. 8. The Tenasserim (steamer),Wall, for ...

... frames, waiters, tan:iards, spoons and forks, Sheffield plated dish covers, side and corner dishes and warmers, epergnes, salad stands, liquor and cruet frames, waiters' trays, tea kettles, dessert knives and forks in cases; fashionable jewellery, consisting ...

... 11. G. Ward, M.P., Mr. J. Lprised :- 30 dishes of orange and other fruits. 20 Chantilly baskEts. 60 dishes of mince pies 56 salads taming five pints each 200 hottles of sh,a-bet 6 dishes of fish 30 entrees 4 boiled turkeys & oysters 60 roast pullets 60 ...

... the now failing and diseased potato. Hitherto the red kind has only been 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 ...

... been enlarged, but in what way we know not. Its playing under the direction of Signor Schira seemed to be of precisely the salad character, both as to bulk and finish, as that to which we listened last year. The new ballet which succeeded the opera is ...

... ground in oil; oils, volatile, essential, or expressed, and not otherwise provided for; olive oil, in casks, other than salad oil' olive salad oil, and all other olive oil, not otherwise provided for; olives , paper, antiquarian, demy, drawing, elephant, foolscap ...

... cruet. frames, waiters, tankards, gross forks, Sheffield plated dish covers, side and corner e s sreas e g: warmers, epergnes, salad stands, liquor and waiters' trays, tea kettles, dessert knives and forks_rds.,sves fashionable Jewellery, consisting of watches ...

... e th er th e pr i soners cou ld b e conveyed to and from the railroad stations in the ordinary vehicles called paniers tI salade, and thence transferred to the van on the rails? Or whether the cellular vans should at once take them from the prisons, and ...

... Liverpool to China, March 2, lat. 3 5, long. 84 E; City of Palaces, Calcutta to Matiritius, 10th ult., lat. •14 S, 10ng.76 E; Salad% Calcutta to Liverpool, 15th ult., lat: 24 8, long. 61 E; Worcester, Madras to London, 17th ult., lat. 25, long. 36; Raymond ...