... pnUtoot etytas of the moment. WMh plato dark drem coat, toque, muff, aad ruff, aU of •oft grey oatriob feathering, leek mori elegant Fur (nye lady writer to the London Standard) gnat deni won ea anntag gnwae; dark Drown aad Mack fan totogauataflntad. k dreoa ...

... THE BIRMINGHAM JOURNAL SATURDAY JANUARY 31 1857 LADIES’ WAREHOUSE CORNER OF STREET TURNER SOn7aND NEPHEW TEG to apprise the Ladies of Binning-JL all Article LADIES’ MOURNING stock bees at FASHION AND DURABILITY FGXERALSCOMPLETELY FURNISHED OF WORCESTER ...

... were felt. The work awg the melee ma tarried es with great et— mime by the Wise amillary, sad great praise was der to those ladies who worked the Zimma women el the Bast. The matributims from the sad Libel see Meek year to 41117 dd. TM yem's ▪ wee Orem ...

... when a, man pushed him back to allow some ladies. who were also cross- ing New Street, to get on to the pavement first, At the same time one of Pickford's wagons, out of the way of which the deceased and the ladies were runing, came along, and striking deceased ...

... think et soy to We Mt q—- the throw. sod the white-WWI as, Chrowellis. is W seta 11=seosser. ameased : Lady Aid Ides the Oboe al this tabeellog Lady Sheers& Oise mewed the sad dark-Mired. NW be the bes Dubs. wee aim ant resolved ladyship very giessiallt ...

... sprouts perpk 1/4 Onions, per cwt C/- Leeks, per bunch -/I French Beans, perpk. Horseradish, perbun.l/ 1/6 Parsley, per bundle -/i Celery, per doz 2/- Beet, per doz Parsnips, per doz Small salad, perpunnet Mushrooms, per qrtn. Cabbage lettuce, per doz ...

... the quotations of yesterday week were barery obtainable, ?? mvet a fair enquiry, at a reduction of Id. to ld. per bosheL o^. meal unchanged Beans were fully be f per mr. lower on the week, Fees and batlej maintained late rates. The market elosed 0irn, but ...

... leaf-mould, and sand suits this class of plants admirably. Freesias.—force of the best town fuchsias are Mrs. Marshall. MBA Welsh, Lady lisytesbury, Scarcity, Sedan. Monarch, Eiegance.and Gen. Roberts. Such as these should, therefore, be prepagated and grown ...

... without an allowance of 3lbto lb. of meal per bead. Of ail kinds of meal, none is equal in milk-producing piopcrties to bean or pea meal—a fact which finds a ready explanation in the circumstance that bean or ]>ea meal contains on an average from 25 per ...

... doctor. RATE= Mixso.—A lady had two children skit with the measles. She wrote to a friend for the best cure for it. The friend had received a cote from another lady asking bow to make pickles. Somehow the two notes got mixed. The lady who enquired about the ...

... Parsley—let prize, G. Hudson; 2nd, Mr. Hands, sen. Potherbs—lst prize, J. Wardeu ; 2nd, Mr. J. Sunth. Mushrooms —Ist prize, Chas. 2nd, Mis. Cleaver. Leeks —Ist prize, J. Warden, prize, Mr. Jos. Smith, Ensley-end. Collection Vegetables, prize offered for ...

... difference quantity. Soups, for instance, should thick, not clear; cocoa should take the place of tea and coffee ; and the morning meal should begin with pomdge. The matutinal bacon might served on slices bread fried with the bacon in the pan, and converted by ...