... quiere, Courtney, two De Greys, Harvey, Davenport, tea Bruoks, Percy, Furtemae, Metcalfe, Heaoiker, Boucher, two Banks, two Blackberries, three Mills, Burrell, El. Bargoyne, Needham, M. L. Murray, Harley, Meggius, St. Julia, two Onslows, Elliker, Glynn , Basell ...

... expence whrch have been bellowed upon it. An effr5;ralrecipe for the stone arndgra'vel - Take a fuf- ficient qriintity of blackberries, si their unrripe flate, whilfi trl. y are red; put thefe into a jar well covered, and fet tie jar in a kettle of water ...

... EHLRIOT, ESQ. and OIqERS. This was an indictment against John Heriot, and John Taylor, -Esqrs. 'Richard Harris, anis Ridhard'Blackberry, the proprietorsprinter. an | publisher of a newspaper-, c6lld The True lin , for a libel- upon -the Earl of StvVincent ...

... about six or seven years of age, who had gone into the fields at Downside, the parish of Backwell, Somersetshire, to pick blackberries, was missed by her parents. A diligent search was made after her by several the neighbours, till twelve o'clock at night ...

... lane, by Mrs. laprnaa; and Lady Amaranth, Tu which will be addcd the THE FAR sern my Jumps, by Hr. Mu nstone ; Farmer Blackberry, .aybush, by Mrs. Martyr; and.. I. otcbtield. - Boxes, Pit, ss. 6d. Caller: Places for the Boxes to be taken 'Ace in Hart-street ...

... round in heface of the Ispeaker, who should it be .bnt Epliraim Jenkinson, who had formerly cheated him out of his horse Blackberry, at the fair, and who repeated, upon all such oc- casions, a set speech about cosmogony, which -latter habit one cannot ...

... applause' and promises Favourite tne public farce of followed which the and Belle were caricatured Mr and Mrs in and Betty Blackberry ' Richer performances were very best and with elegance and grace which sets competition defiance We understand to perform ...

... IiERIOT, EN. and °roses. This was an indictment against John Heriot, an‘i John Taylor, Esqrs. Richard Harris, and Richard Blackberry, the Proprietors. Printer and }Vali-41er of a Newspaper, called The True Briton, for a Libel upon the Earl of St. Vincent ...

... centre of the ifland are covered with verdure, producing various flowers and a fpecies of wild fruit which is called the Blackberry. Wherever the foil Las been found praaicable to the efforts of human incluffry, gardens and plantations have been made: ...

... Chmbetis; Caun, fellor Flummeqy, Mr Thompfiqi; Rundy, Mr Stan- wix- Farmer. Stubble. Mr Hnpe.-L.ouifa, Mrs Chambers. Betty Blackberry, Mrs Jarman ; Molly Maybuib, Milsjackfun; landlady, Mrs Fierich. o Tickets as u(nal, and of Miis Jackfon. at Mr. 1.uccock's ...

... children have died fuddenly at Nings Cliff, near Stamford week. They had been in field where they cat large quantity of blackberries, which is to have occafioncd their death. A large brown eagle, fuppofed to have come from the coaft Norway, was on Monday ...

... Brialgruddery, Mm. Davenpnrt. To cinch a be Idled. the %lutical Fuse of THE FARMER. Colonel Dumont, Mr Davenpnrt, Mr. Joel.- ' Blackberry, Mr Bennett ; Jemmy Jump:, Ma Mum dna Louisa, MI4 Martyr; Betty Biacabtary, Miss Tyrer Maly Mat bush, Mrs Martyr. Ti-morrow ...