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... herbs, all the native gtowth Great Uritatn ; of grapes, goofeherrics, currants, raluerrics, ntulbcrries, elderberries, blackberries, ftrawhcrrics, clesvberrics, apples, peats, cherries, peaches, apricots, quinces, plumbs, damafccus, tigs, rofes, cowfljps ...
... Art of Making WINES from Fruits, Flowers, an J A Heibs, all the Native Growth of Great Britain, Particularly of Grapes, Blackberries, Reaches, Rofes, Gooiberries, Strawberries, Apricots, Cowilips, Currants, Dewberries, Q_inces, Scurvy-Graf.-, Raiberries ...
... y, Mr. Dariev, _ _ • Jeuany Jumps, Itundy, Farrnir Stubble, Air. Batt: t Tr. Franc.., Mr. M,irri+, • Mrs. Warren, Betty Blackberry, M:s. :fhall, Molly ;Nlaybufh, Landlady, Place in the BOX! , 1 to b 1t the Box(Wive of the •Inettre, at any hoir fro;n:tioe ...
... former productions. The part of Orville was played Mr. Thorne, from the Salisbury company, who afterwardjsplayedFariner Blackberry; and who, as a Second-rate actor and Singer, promifes to be an ufeful performer. The Farmer followed, which introduced us ...
... i 'en•ral put hp. Philad. Nov. 6. ctllf3ctu4w ARTICLES: Pine Apples preeerscd, whole and Pears, &C. preferred, berry and Blackberry jam, Raffierri , Blackherry, and Current jellies, Peach lade, and a great variety of other article. Soft Shell 'd Almonds ...
... Fo*hunter, 112 Mr. Pigot'a ch. m« Duplicity, •». lit Mr. ch. m. Shadow, dif. Receipt for the St on J Gravel. Take futficient blackberries in their unripe while they are !;j into ajar well epvefed, and fat in of.vater over the fire; let continue five or t. then ...
... were fccn there, therefore it is not to be doubted but they will loon be retaken. 15. As the feafon for making jelly of blackberries is approaching, it is our duty to communicate the following account of its very remarkable eiicacy in that dreadful diforder ...
... THE Art of Making WINES from Fruits, Flowers, and Herbs, aii the Native Growth of Great Britain, Particularly of Grapes, Blackberries, Teaches, Rofes, Gooiberries, Strawberries, Apricots, Cowilips, Currants, Dewberries, Quinces, Scurvy-Grafs, Uaibernes ...
... 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 ...
... Currants, Cherries, Scurvy-Grafs, Rafoerries, Peaches, Mint, Mulberries, Apricotes. Balm, Elder-Berries, Quinces, Birch. Blackberries, Plumbs, Orange, Strawberries, Damafcens, Sawe. Dewberries, Figs, Turnip / Cyprus wine Gilliflower, Mead, &c. imitated ...
... fufftrfinui ca'Icd THE FARMER Mr Taylor Fanner MrWilBatn ion Mr Rundy Mr Flummery Sir Mr Euifton Molly Go-PdIIaKIifsHerbmBcny Blackberry Mrs of St James's-flrect of Bartley where ma FROME TURNPIKE-ROADS THE next of of hckt at Inn o'clock jAoifcs am ivnrt aai ...
... Old Stubble, - - Mr. DUNN, Jemmy Jumps, - - Mr. KIPPLTNG. Louifa, - - - - Mrs. MAPPLES, Molly Maybufh, - Mifs PYN E, Betty Blackberry, - Mrs. LEE LEWES. To begin prccifely at Six o 'Clock . BOXES, 3s.â UPPER BOXES, 2s. 6i. â PIT, as. GALLERY, is. Tickets ...