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... submit to them a fact which has jo.t been brought under ournotice. A correspondent in writingnson Wednesday last, Says: —A recipe for the core oitoothaohe has just fallen into my hands, a copy of which I beg to band you, for insertion in the Ensigm. is ...
... (Head Office); No. 2, ST. ANDREW SQUARE, EDINBURGH; No. 20-2, UNION STRE ST. ABEBRDEEN; No 52, GORDON STREET, GLASGOW; Y No: , CHERRY STREET, BIRMINGHAM; No.9, PAVILION BUILDINGS, BRIGHTON; No. f4, HIGH STREET LEWES; - No.9, WESTMORELAND STREET, DBLIN £elebliohed ...
... GENUINE WIDOW 1 WELCH'S PILLS tire those prepared by Mrs SsITisERS ith, (Grand-daughter to the Widow WELCH) from the real Family Recipe, without the least variation whatever. l, This Medicine is justly celebrated for all Fenale Complaints, Nee-vous disorders ...
... In November, 1857, Mrs Emily Cherry obtained from the Court of Queen's Bench leave to exhibitarticjes of peace against her husband, the Rev. Henry Curtis Cherry, magistrate and rector. The articles alleged that Mr Cherry had insulted his wife, and told ...
... losiecsaoc of the Recipe, Grand-daughter of the late Widow Welchi, feels it her dluty isot olll in defence of her on-c anti SOLE' lhiu bT ut ats a protec lon'to t epublic. to d'eclare HERSELF thle OkLY PERSON entitled to thle Orifirial.Recipe, or at all i ...
... PROPRIETOR and Possessor of the Recipe, Grand-daughter of the Widow Welch feels it her duty,’not only in defence of her own and rioht, but protection to the public, to declare HPRSFLF the ONLY PERSON entitled to the Original Recipe, authorised to make or prepare ...
... 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 ...
... lamentable that writer holding this high position, and wielding so weighty influence, should thus sink his genius to the level of cherry-blossoms, apple-trees, and a blackthorn hedge. The mischief he is doing is just commensurate with the absurdity of these words ...
... 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 ...
... Onions ; Chestnuts am Dried Normandy Pippins. CRYSTALLISED FRUITS, &c. Apricots; Angelica; Greengages; Chinois ; Mint belles ; Cherries ; Ginger ; Brochettes and Fruit Knots Orange Quarters ; Beignits D'Oranges all at 3 per lb., formerly 6d per lb. ; Mixed ...
... lady's garden somewhat surreptitiously, they thickly smeared her only cherry-tree with the saccharine fluid, and calmly waited the result. In the absence of the expected prey, the cherries became an irresistible temptation ; and the five lads mounted the ...