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... Brif-tol JAMES BONBONOUS Broker twelve Baronets will certainly talce Plate within this Month Honour now become 33 plenty a3 black-berries they arafcarce worth pickings every Gazette almoli we find Perfons either in Great-Britain or Ireland promoted to teer ...
... native growth 01 Great- Rritain, particulatly rf Urauet, Goofeberries, Cur rant*, Rafherries, Mulberries, Elder Ileuses, Blackberries, Strtw- heniei.Dewhei 1 ies. Apples, Pear,, Cheiries, Peaches, Apricots, Quinces, I'lu rib-, Dam'afcens, Figs, Rofes, Cowflip* ...
... native growth of Great Britain, patticularly of grape,, givlberiits, cmraiit., riil-titits, mulbeirii>, cl.ltt bt rries, blackberries, llrawlni- ties, t-.thenits, app'e-, p irs, cherries, ptacht , apricots, .pin ia. plumhs, d i-naltini, figs, rofes, cowllip ...