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... Sets, Ornaments, &c. ; Dinner Services of Delp, in great variety of Pattern. A variety of handsome Cut Glass, in Decanters, Salad Bowls. Dishes. Butter Coolers, Goblets, Tumblers, Ale and Wine Glasses, &c, &c. Terms, Cash—Purchasers pay the Dufy. GEO. C ...
... disposed of. I _ highly Stock oflPlaiu and Richly Cut GLASS, in Decanters, GardJius, Jugs, Sowar and Punch Bowls, CelePy and Salad Glasses. Fruit Dishes and Plates. Jelly ditto. Custards, Wine Coolers, Crofts, CHIN Shades, fee. Also variety of STONE The ...
... Pour the sauce over the salad, powder it with these herbs, and lose no time in eating. For making a much worse salad than this a foreign artiste in London used, some years ago, charge n guinea. Any remarks on Spanish salads would be incomplete without ...
... kinds fruit trees, and thin out stone fruit to fair and regular crop. Sow spiuxch, turnips, endive, kidney beaus, and small salads. Take advantage of showery weather to plant out the various crops for Autumn and Winter use. In a field near Carlow, belonging ...
... planted on a warm border. — Much trouble will have been requisite lately with cucumbers, radishes, cauliflowers, potatoes, salads, &c. The chief thing to be aimed at, is not merely to keep out the frost, but to prevent the plants from being drawn up weak ...
... rest the Ball. You once could be pleased with our ballad*— To-day you have critical ears: You once could be charm’d with our salads: Alai! you’ve been dining with Peer*: You trifled and flirted with many; You’ve forgotten the when and the how; There was ...
... potatoes, which are selling at 2s per stone, l|d!»erlb. New' peas, 2tkl per quart; (id per hundred; young cabbages, to per dozen; salad and pot-herbs plentiful and cheap; strawberries, gooseberries. to per quart; cherries, lsbd(ierlb.: melons, tid to each. _On ...
... ncut Glass, Jugs; Ching and Glass Ornaments ; also, comprising Decanters, Goble ts and Wines, Spirit Bot- tles, Pickle Urns, Salad Dishes, Celery Bowls, Fruit Dishes, Xe. &e. ntion of The above Goods are well worthy the atte families desirous of pur chasing ...
... and BACON HANDS and HAMS; Kiln-Dried Corn MEAL and FLOUR French SEED POTATOES, in Ha 3 M ACUCARONI, VERMICELLI, WAL- NUTS, Salad O1L, and CORKWOOD. W. DOUGLAS & Co., Belfast, 22d February, 1847. 68, Waring-street. NB. —Preserved MEATS and PICKLES, for ...
... 3d to Cherries, to 4Jd per lb.; strawberries, 4d to sd; gooseberries, per quart; raspberries. per quart; lettuces and other salads very low'. The fish market plentifully supplied with salmon, and the price has declined: for small ones (grisles), tid to7d ...
... the entire nourishment required fur the crop would taken by the weeds. Sow celery for prinrij>al late crops. Sow radish and salads for succession. Sow a small portion of endive. Earth up and top beans, and some gardeners top peas; for depriving them their ...
... and they are said to relieve consumption ; it is also mach used on the Continent as a salad, for which purpose it is sometimes forced in gardens, when other salads are searce. If any of your correspondents have made use of this plant as above, we shall ...