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... baskets of cherries and 44 baskets of currants, the produce of Holland. The Soho, from Antwerp, on the same day, brought 561 baskets of fruit, the growth of Belgium, and a sailing packet, called the Commercial Packet, from Rotterdam, baskets of cherries, of ...
... a few thousands of very superior named Roses ; Weeping Ash and Elm Trees, eight to twelve feet in height; Apple, Pear, and Cherry Trees j an excellent collection of Hybrid Rhododendrons ; select varieties of the Picea and Pine tribes, &c , &c. GREENHOUSE ...
... used are wild daisies of various colours, white and red azalias, iv or hoi? hock, acacia, and water-lilies. Nut blossom, cherries and currants are also formed into elegant wreaths.—Ze Fullet. Valuable Hatbox.—On Saturday last, when the mail steamer Express ...
... and Bunches. „ TURKEY FIGS, 2 lb. and 4 lb. Boxes. „ FRENCH PLUMS, in 3 lb. and 41b. Bottles. BOTTLED FRUITS. Greengages. Cherries; Goosebekries. Currants. Raspberries, &c. CRYSTALIZED FRUIT. Crvstalized Greengages. Crystalized Pine Slices. ~ Apricots ...
... prevent the intended unseemly and savage scene. Critic. Grannie's Recipe for Pickling Grievances Take a quarter an ounce of grievance. (N.B. Some say a grain is sufficient, as in this recipe everything dejiends the cooking. I have even been told it has been ...
... Genuine Quality, and Moderation Pri»e bear a favourable comparison with any other House in'the Trade. LIGHT DINNER SHERRIES. CHERRY, Pale, good character, O „ ». ttne do., 30s „ „ with full body, and fine character, . 3Cs ~ very dry, Pasto, . 36s „ Gold ...
... will produce an uneasy inflation in the head, sleeplessness, and tremiing in the limbs. It may seem superfluous to give a recipe for preparation of these drinks which are now so inerally used by rich and poor, but are coninced that a few plain directions ...
... of Mr Clutter- buck, an officer of Lord Robert Montagu described Government, eh, _ question of Reform, as “ playing at bob cherry with Mr a! in bis ewer called Mr raeli the ” of the Tory tp yto ine man,” and really a juggler. At election times, the small ...
... uuty quite as likely as any niped have made the clearance. They are quite capable of removing as much or more as 1J lb. of cherries in a single night, for these vermin store their fruit, that they may eat it leisure. Rata will move amazing quantities either ...
... bourds and public bodies should test those cores, and if they were found effectual, then that Government should pur. chase the recipes, and make them public for the benefit of aIL Mr. Price’e remarks are certainly well worthy of attention. The Influence or ...
... di Monday. The lien:wiled t n . p of r rit e of t n y which were tilled up from a lam lint of applicants. The eighteen ilia recipete reappointed The sum allowed to of on the charity ie Ell/ alrear. Mit RILL—IIi the Douse of Commne, on Theraday. in rely ...
... had to fall. Courting among English Emigrants in Australia — How did you manage to win her affections quickly, Dan ? The recipe's worth knowing. Oh, that was simple enough, he replied ; the first night I arrived at the lodging-house at Auckland, ...