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... To Which will be added, the Mtifical Faice of THE FARMER. jecnniy. Julys, Mi. ; Farmer Blackberry,. Mr. DAVIES. Nlolly.Maybufh,, Mifs BIGGS ; and Bitty Blackberry, MrS. The Houle will be ILLUMINATED with WAX. BOXES 4s. PIT 2s 6d.. GALLERY Is. To begin ...
... HILL; And Sally, Mrs. CHAPMAN. To which will be added, 7 1 114 FARME R. The Part of Captain Valentine by Mr. HILL ; Farmer Blackberry, Mr. BENNETT ; Rundy, Mr. AUSTIN; and Jemmy jumps, Mr BLANCHARD. Betty lilackbc rry, Mrs. CHAPMAN ; and the Part of Molly ...
... added the mutlcal Farce of 'FHE FARMER. The Part of Valentine-by Mr. HILL. ,Farmer Blackberry, .Mr. BENNETT; Rundy, Mr. AUSTIN ; and Jemmy Jumps, Mr. 13etty Blackberry, Mrs. IYARCY ; and Molly May bulb, Miff S fiPitENS. Tickets to be bad of Mr. Brunton ...
... f u dd en l- , at King's Cliffe, near Stamford, 'aft week. They had been in a field where they ate a large quantity of blackberries, which is fuppofed to - have occafioned their deaths. The Committee of the General Provident Society, we undernand, meet ...
... favourite Song of 77ppy Bob) by Mr. Mu NDE N. Captain Valentine, M r. MILLER; Farmer Blackberry, Mr. COOKE ; Rundy, Mr. LANCASTER; Colonel Dormer, Mr. FAWCETT. - Betty Blackberry, Mrs. Hat ; Louifa, Mifs GREVILLE and Molly Maybuih, Mifs HOLLOWAY. To conclude ...
... St. Peter’s-lane, Canterbury, three gooseberry-hushes* which have now a second crop. It is asserted that the juice the blackberries, which are ripe at this season, has in several instances cured the dropsy. The method of taking the juice about quarter ...
... temper has marked almost erery production of this local squab* ble. There merit in calling names, epithets are as plentiful blackberries, and if we call a roan an angel demon. It neither proves him the one nor the other. We always succeed best at this « when ...
... were of-opinion to she had died from waul proper nourishment; marks of inlence were found on any part of the body. A few blackberries found in the stomach, and the face was smeared with hlackvrrles, which the liltle innocent no doubt, had picked to eat ...
... want of proper nourishment; no marks violence were found on any part of the body. A few blackberries were found in the stomach, and the face was smeared with blackberries, which she had picked to eat. An inquest hn, been held view of the body, and a verdict ...
... Warwick, when there did not appear to any marks of external violence it. the stomach there was nothing tound but a lew blackberries, and the surgeon was of opinion that her death was caused by general tatigue and exhaustion, and want of proper food, though ...
... Warwick, when there did not appear to fee any marka of external rioieoce on it (n the stomach there Was nothing found but few blackberries, and the aurgeon was of opinion that her death was caused general fatigue and exhaustion, and want of proper food, though ...
... and to be added to hi# collection.—A child of a labouring man named Thomas, died at St. Ives last week from eating unripe blackberries.—d/Lj irright. Courting bn Proxy, produced last week at English Opera House,—a palpable satire march of intellect, and ...