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... DColonel ormant, Mr. Williams; Valentine,Mr. Dunn; Fairly, Mr. Wood Blackberry,Mr. Mitchell ; inmmy Jumps, Mr. Mathews; Randy. Mr. A'dcock. -Louifa, Mrs. Burton ; Betty Blackberry, Mifs Duncan; Molly Maybufh, Mifs Jackfon. To begin a2 a 01airterpafl ...
... Trustees of the said Turnpike Road. CAUTION TO BLACKBERRY GATHER- ERS AND OTHERS. WITHEREAS great Damage has of late Years VI been done to the Woods and Plantations be- longing to Robert SurteesEsq., by Blackberry Gather- ers and others, Notice is hereby given ...
... out of Nerissa, by:AWoeftil. of M1r. Platell's e f Totujoure, by Smyrna, out of T-ntot's daam ce 31r..flouldsworth's br f Blackberry, by Shcrwood.. il Ir. Charhton's h f by, Negociator, dan by Filio da PLIna grandam Beninghirdugh. cs Sir George Sitwell's ...
... 'Tiler. W. IL.ttiCI.tFFE, of Wafleigh, : Devon, for firing Jt.t and a girl 16 years old, named * Maria HlC* was placking blackberries. The 'plantation in- hich the oflEence was committed, adjoined a gerde:- occupied the girl's father; there was no •*>:■ ...
... prosecuting, could not exist in the atmosphere of Douglas. If it did, criminal indictments for libel would be plentiful as blackberries. No man, however fairly quizzable, could be safely quizzed, as long as the Manx libel law remains what it is, and Mr. Deemster ...
... on LRTnulUSDAY the ELFVFNTii day of October, 1832, (and not on WVedneaday, the 10th, as before advertised.) CONWS. LOT 1.-Blackberry, incalf. 2.-Agnes, ditto. 3.-Shipley, ditto. 4.-Dairymaid, ditto. 6.-Rosanne, ditto. ii.-Cheerful, ditto. 7.-Temperance ...
... Cow Pastirre, wiilu uG,:den, &C. ad. ~C joining. . - - t ?? e, Round Weadow. Wim. Moore. 8 12 , Shawuelde-d' 4 11 i et Blackberry Field. - 6 0 1-18 9y 4. Boswell's Meaksw, Riekaird 134511, ~Ii ?? lirasork's FielId, - 2336-.51 13 . it ileadowr or 'n ...
... AT the Stables at SWARPKSTONE, near Dcrby, A TO-3InOROw, TssuitsDn.y, the ELEVENTH1 day of October, 1832. COWSI. LOT I.-Blackberry, incalf. 2.-Agnes, ditto. 3.-Slhipley, ditto. 4.-Dairymaid, ditto. 5.-Rosanne, ditto. fi.-Cheerful, ditto. 7.-Temperance ...
... unknown, a casual pauper-, cholera, nine flours, Sept. Oth. Tiken in from Orangr-st'reet, Italf-starved, stalmach full of blackberries. Iovw tragic in its brevity ! Truly a ' powerfully vritten!' volume in a sentence. I ...
... a casual patpeo', cholera, nine . y hours, Sept. 9ti;. Taken in from Orange-street. in half-stasved, stoosacl& fuell of blackberries. 130w in tragic in its brevity i 'ruly a powerfully virlttea!', volurae in a tentence, ...
... fallacies itself, sanems expert 0 ineciojsaiug the fdllacies of the monopolists, which abound on fr every hand, 1plearyas blackberries. that it ran offord to give for t up alsy thing of Otto ind that happens to are P into ist pages. atret Mitt~e orasW ...
... Mr. BIMAREY, is T the Stables at SWAtKSTONE, near Derhy, on in A Wednesday the 10th day of October, 1832. In COWS. LOT 1.-Blackberry, incalf. 2.-Agnes, ditto. _ 3.-.-..Shiidey, ditto. 4.-Dairymaid, ditto. 5.-llosanne, ditto. 0.-c.lteerful, ditto. 7.-Tenmperance ...