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... st, Mr. Hy. Jenkinson ; 2nd, Mr. S. Lucas Brace cucumbers — G. Wildgoose; 2nd, Mrs. Milnes; 3rd, Mr. G. Wildgoose . . . .Asparagus — Ist, Mrs. Milnes ?? Round pota- toes — Ist, Mr. Ward; 2nd, Mrs. Milaes ?? Kidney do. Ist Mrs. Milnes ; 2nd, Mr. G. Wildgoose ...
... Handsome CASES cf TABLE CUTLERY, DESSERT KNIVES and FORKS in Cases; Ornamental FISH CARVERS, in Silk Velvet and other Cases ; ASPARAGUS TONGS, TOBTOISESHELL, and other TEA CADDIES; TEA AND COFFEE URNS, -Handsome LADIES' COMPANIONS, SPOONS and INKS, GRAPE SCISSORS ...
... Handsome CAStS of TABLE CUTLERY, DESSERT KNIVES and FORKS in Cases; Ornamental FISH CARVERS, in Silk Velvet and other Case 9; ASPARAGUS TONGS, TOBTOISESHELL, and other TEA CADDIES; TEA AN It COFFEE URNS, Handsome LADIES' COMPANIONS, SPOONS and INKS, GRAPE SCISSORS ...
... 000 geese were entered for sale— one dealer alone having 7000 at Covent garden. Peas sold at BZ per quart, and rhubarb and asparagus at IDs. the bundle. Mr. Lowe, on the Budget debate, stated that besides the 4nJteration of malt liquors by water or deleterious ...
... perished ; also the young apricots, which were larger than damsons, and all the greengage plums, as well as rhubarb, and every asparagus head which was above tbe ground. Such destruction had never before been seen by our correspondent. At Sawbridgeworth, although ...
... join his friends in the bay window at White's. They asked him What sport? and he replied, Devilish good run ; but the asparagus beds went awfully heavy, and the glass all through was up to one's hocks ; the only thing wanting was a landing net, for ...
... service, bent up, a pan of the candelabrum several silver articles from Mrs. Hopkins' dressing case, butter knife, cream jug, asparagus tongs, and several other silver micies. It has since been ascertained that the prisoners are well known in Birmingham as ...
... tenance from superficial observation, it cannot for a moment stand the test of scientific investigation. Substitute for Asparagus. — A professional man, speaking before a Croydon audience, mentions the British. i plant called the Sea Holly as among the ...
... wild flowering shrubs and beautiful plants. Dah- lias, anemones, sweetbriar, whitethorn, wild parsley, mint, thyme, sage, asparagus, and a hundred other different citi- zens of the vegetable kingdom spring up all over the plain, and as the Turkish infantry ...
... moderate liquors, saving 'the price. If he will take the trouble to go and search for it, he may gather himself a dish of asparagus, even within the confines of the division. Camp life, if it is not altogether Capuan, is at all events like a monster picnic ...
... The gar- den occupied by Mr. C. Hutchinson and Mr. J. S. Fitch, Howlen, has lately produced a most extraordinary head ©f asparagus, breadth from two and a half to three inches, resembling 10 or 12 plants joined together ; height, 20 inches, with many scores ...
... the end of the street. As we proceeded together W passed. That is the villain, exclaimed he, who helped yesterday to asparagus, and gave me no toast.' He very nearly overset my gravity once in the pulpit. He was sitting immediately under me, apparently ...