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... aifo his Majefty’s Letter, to the . Ped . ae May the 23d, ‘Dr. Tyffor particularly recominends cherries. ftrawberr | fj blackberries, and’ mulberries apples, pe and umbs, he fays, are rather lets fucculent, aud theret lefs proper ; he China and lenions ...
... Courfe of the Concert w ill be perfermed Medleys 19 the Public may s the above Prices As the feat on for making a jelly of blackberries is ap- feveral Solo Concertos, particularly Fi fher’s favourite Beit fuperfine Irith Blues, Greys, &ce Uy Produce of the ...
... tile principal ingredient, , tile it is known the better. Receipt for the Stone and Gravel. Take a futhclent ipiantity of blackberries, in the>r unripe date, while tiiey are red put into a jar well covered, and let it in a kettle of water over the fire let ...
... an elm, a lime, ora beech in the whole iHand, or any other tree bet birch j nor are there any (hrubs except joniptr and blackberry bulhes, which are tbioV tanned here and there, and a few low wat .-willow in the marlhes by the rivers fides. Some of tbtit ...
... stock - - £ fucccfs. InftauCet fcarmao road, into Ditto Loan new filver eoinage, we hu.r, is now th! fields to look for blackberries or floes nei thoufand pounds ther of which are yet t.pe, where they met nf ObiHmcri and fixpenees are expefted with poifonou* ...
... M'Cready ; Don Lewis, Mr. Munden.—Angelina, Mrs. Edge. With THE FARMER. Jemmy Jumps, Mr. Munden; Valentine, Mr. Meadows.—Betty Blackberry, Mrs. Hitchcock. 20th June, 1793. AT VESTRY held in St. PAUJD’s PARISH, Dublin, The Rev. HENRY CAMPBELL, Curate, in the ...
... portions a much larger lublfance. The gtn> tleman, though more than tourfeore, was eflertu* ally cured. Keccipe.—-Take blackberries before they are quite ripe, when turned: pick them and put them into pot, tie them clofc and put them into kettle let them ...
... this the Mufical Farce THE FARMER. Valentine Mr.Lir.dfay, Farmer Blackberry. Mr.CTc. Jemmy Jumps Mr. Stewart, Mr. Johnfon, fellor Flummery Mr. Davis, Louifa Mrs. Courtney, Betty Blackberry Griffiths, MoUy Maybuih Mi.s Davidf° Tickets had Mr. Nixon, 16 ...
... FARMER. Valentine -dfay, Farmer Mr. Coyne, Tcoimv fnmns Mr. Stewart, Mr. J .hnfon. Councilor Flummery Mr. DaVis, Louifa Bftty Blackberry Mifs Griffiths, Mmly bulh Mi« Tickets bad of Mr. Nixon, a 6, Porto-Bello ; and of Mr. Hitchcock, at the Theatre, where places ...
... adapted to Pipes, (being the latt Night of To which will be added THE PARM Vikntine, Mr. Philipps 5 oes; Farmer Blackberry, Mr Blackberry, Mire but, Mrs. Davis; M wR. AND MRS. WIL! ...
... Sprig Siiiikiah,” by Mr. Lee. which will added, Farce, called THE FARMER. Jemmy Jumps. Mr. R. Jones—Lonifa, Cooke—Betty Blackberry. Mrs. Radcliffe. 'I i-kets to 1)0 had of Mis. King, 4, S. Ann-ft. and of Mr, Radtliffe, li.Rofs-'.anc. ■\/TR. RAWLING and ...
... f Sbillelah,” by J'.Tr. I.ec Mr. Johr.b which will added, Farce, called THE FARMER Jcirrny Jumps, Mr. R. Jones —Louifa, Blackberry, Airs; RadclifFe. Tickets to had cf Mrs. King, 4, S. Ann-11, and Mr Raddifle, ia, Rois-lane. Mrs, Cor ...