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... Mike) will added, the Mufical - • 'Farce of 4 THE FARMER. The Part of jemtny jumps, by Mr. Mowlr.l4, And the Part of Betty Blackberry, by Mrs. MAT-roots. Tickets to lac bad of Mr. itrcuAanso, at Mr. Arnold's ; Hair-Dreirer, New4ti-cet, and at the ufual Places ...
... Currants, Cherries, Goofeberries, Quinces,Damfins, Apricots, iilder Berries, Buch, Saze, Cowllips, Gillitlowers, Strawberries, Blackberries. “I'o which are added, Two excellent Receipts for making ORANGE und PALERMO Wines. With Inffru&ions for making (after the ...
... Rafpberries, Goofeb«rri«s, Elder Berries, IGiiliflowen, Mulberries, Quinces, Birch, Stawberries, Currants, Damfins, Sage, Blackberries To which are added, Twoexcellent Receipts for making Orange and Palermo Wines. With Inftruftions for making (after the ...
... and who ft r:llj adhere the directions contained in the act, are liable to the r2s. duty only. Blackberries. As the feafon for making a jelly of blackberries is approaching, a delires us to communicate the following account its very remarkable efficacy ...
... is _ . totally unprecedented in the hillory of the Theatrical World. BLACKEERRIES,—As the feafon for making a jelly of blackberries is approaching, a correfpondent detires us to communicate the following account of its limo remarkable efficacy in thofe ...
... Stamp, and not the parties who receive the money, and write the difcharge. Bla«*berries.~-As the feafon ior making a jelly blackberries is approaching,-we repeat the fol- «■ lowing account its vei*y remarkable efficacy thofe dreadful diforders the gravel ...
... Mr. Munden ; Farmer Blackberry, Mr. Hill; Colonel Dormont, Mt. Hurft; Rundy, Mr. Norman; Fairly, Mr. Rofs; Cauncellor Flummery, Mr. Whitmore; Farmer Stubble, Mr. Gil!; Waiter, Mr. Morton; Valentine, Mr. Mar.Tiall.—Betty Blackberry, Mrs. Sparks; Molly ...
... FARMER. Col Dorm; ,Mr Tyrrell, Valentine, Congdon. Farmer blackberry Richaidfun, Fail I* Mi Oiiflith, Jemmy Jumps Mr Batcv Coun/ellor Flummery Mr King—Molly Mayhulh Mils Daniels Betty Blackberry Mifs Coriitlys, Mis Fiancis, Landlady Mrs Bates. The Dobrs ...
... by Metfrs. jb4 l.uw.ijffij' wli'tii v*H be added, ' The Mmacal t,xritTAim«E(»T of- £ FARMER. Jemmy Jumps, Fox,, _. ' And Blackberry. Mrs. HarloWe.. Tickets to had Mr. ros, Mr, Brewer's, and at the The-atie• where Place* tor the Eoses may b* taken. 1 1 ...
... thus 'To pences of the ear 77— skvln millions. Received in lieu of this—an advice from Gen. Burgoyne, that he is picking blackberries in the I Wildernefs of America; and another from General Howe, that he parodying the following text of Scripture: A little ...
... known there by the name of Lady Annabella Stuart, a relation of the late Royal family. As the feafon for making a jelly of blackberries Is approaching, it is our duty to communicate the following account of its very remarkable efficacy in that dreadful diforder ...
... cabinet-maker Barton-ftreet city has the teftimonv efficacy of blackberry even (late which it was made lad —-He he been the (lone for years to very violent degree He made quantity the black-berry according to the recipe which was year continuing theufeof ...