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... 4d. each; onions, lid. per lb.; onions, ld. to 3d. per bunch • leeks from 3d. per bundle; radish from ld. per bunch; cucumbers, 641. to Bd. each; asparagus from 2.. 6d. per bundle; mushrooms, from 2e. per lb New-laid sus from Is. to Is. 21. per ,dozen; ...
... to 2s. per dozen; leeks 43 to sa. per crate; Canary tomatoes les. to Ma. per handle; mushrooms Is. to be.; seakaln fkl. to fkl. per lb.; carrots, 12s. to 14e.; parsnips. 6e. to Ba. per cwt.; cauliflower-French be. to les.• ' Cornish Be. to 9s per crate; ...
... are the lurv cheaper at 12s. 6d. to 13s. DecoHirated.—London-made sell steadily at JE7 ss. for cake and meal and JES ss. for special digestive meal. Hat and Straw, Birmingham.—Fair supply of boy and straw sold quietly. Hoy, ,£2 10s. to Jt3 10b. per too; ...
... CLOTHLNG.—T.R. Hadley, 4, Sp* turnips parsnips 7s. per cwt.. leeks, 36. to 4, per down &met (oppcste Holyhead Road, Coventry pay. HIGHEST PRICES for Gentleme . ' coed.: bunches: cauliflowers. Cornish 14c. to 16e. per crate, local 2s. to 3.. per dozen: celery ...
... without too much digestive effort, and resulting in none of that tiresome sense of over-eating which heavy winter meals so often provoke. Meatless Recipes - Vegetable pie is a pleasant change. Grease a pie dish and arrange sliced, cooked turnip, carrot, haricot ...
... 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 ...
... that that afternoon. The first thing was this—that its roots were very deep in the ancient history or our land. It was not a mushroom growth. It was • Church that was as old es the nation. And the very interesting thing to him was this. that as they went ...
... great drought and the great fast. The condition the Colony waa frightful. The Cornish Settlement resolved to fast. That night came the rain, but only at and around the Cornish Settlement. Later, the Colonial (aat, appointed by the government, took place ...
... capital contralto voice, sang shall wipe away all tears'* and Cathedral Memories. and Miss Gladys Bead, a popular little lady, gave The Crumpled Bose Leaf and The Gift. A trio for piano, violin, and violoncello, by Mr*. Pickup, Mr. Arthur Pickup ...
... that the Home Rule cause has been wounded in the bouse of its friends. Pauls. December 29, Rugby (cattle), Tamworth -31, Leek. The Ladies' Ciiaritt Ball will'take place oo Tuesday, January 6th. 1891, the Drapers’ Hall. •Coventry Market, Friday, December 12 ...