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... ran ten miles in eight minutes, being at the rale of 76 miles per h>'ur, To Prrserve Curtants without Suaar. The following recipe may acceptable, now that sugar has risen in price:—“ Lei the fruit carefully cut from the large stalks, with the smallest ...
... con- scientiously upheld iii the spirit of the Gospel.- Yearly Epistle, 1840. To PasErcvnE ?? WriTOaU SGAR.-'le follo),ing recipe ilmay be icceptrble, now that sugar ias so risen in price :- Let the fruit lie carefully cut from the large stalks, with ...
... any reporter could coom up” to the mark in reporting this Yorkshire Doric. To Preserve Currants without Sugar. The following recipe may be acceptable, now that sugar has risen in price:—“ Let the fruit carefully cut from the large stalks, with the smallest ...
... tliegitlier. Most of the popular men of the day were freshly re- I membered at their reunion, except Father Mathews. I A seedling cherry was exhiitied at the meeting of thei Iorticultural Society at Worthing, of large size, and 26 of' which weighed half a pound ...
... Pure. pon g Ipfe, WU V • general political principles of his party, he was to 1.0 found For Peel hint none pepper to spare ; cherries, tulation when wo reflect it forty Ketill'S seedling straeberries, siz kinds of room for eongra . pon the serious at his ...
... Families may therefore implicitly and confidently rely an the extreme accuracy in the preparations of all Physicians' and Family Recipes, and in the genuineness and freshness of every Drug sold by him. Dr A. is proud to state, that many Families of the highest ...
... Johnson's eyes? Why, he has injured his sight looking through a thick bottomed tumbler. How to make a D.C.L.—The folloiviisg recipe for making Doctor ol Civil Law, is given from the very last instance ol College Cookery:—•« Take any b dy—if Prince, much ...
... 9s. 6d. BENHAR DIAMOND (exceedingly fine) Ils. 6d. PARROT COAL . . 12s. Gd. GLENELRIGG, a very clean Coal 9s. 6d. 1 DEVON CHERRY 8s. 6d. 0 WEMYSS SPLINT GREAT COAL 12s. od. 'n WATERLOO GREAT COAL . 12g. Od. S REAL ELGIN WALLSEND I COAL, exceedingly line ...
... loin It warded on the subject. One finale runt knight of the spade, proposes to snare tlr: whole race of ; another gives a recipe for taking them by poison and all seem intent upon getting rid of them in some say o:. another. The FOrreS practical gardeners ...
... Water. Clayitee,' Cyder and Brandy. • Polkitee,' Cherry Brandy and Cyder: 'Dallas Arrangements,' Brandy and Soda. 'Pie end Whistle,' Annimed Cordials and Brandy. 'Cuba Tonks,' Cherry Brandy, Port Wine, and Jadiaien Ruin: Fifty year. ago, Glasgow ...
... one-twentieth of an average | fruits which now form such an i e, how: ant portion of the food of both rich end poor. >» peer, cherry, peech, or and plums will also be few disease | berries and ore the oaly caltivation. [1 probable fruit season ; hence and ...
... more easily cleaned than metal, but may actually be scalded w, without any fear of fracture. at Maize Cookery.-None of the recipes published in this ar country give an idea of the excellent way in which maize w flour, or polenta, is used in Italy. The only ...