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... Sprig Siiiikiah,” by Mr. Lee. which will added, Farce, called THE FARMER. Jemmy Jumps. Mr. R. Jones—Lonifa, Cooke—Betty Blackberry. Mrs. Radcliffe. 'I i-kets to 1)0 had of Mis. King, 4, S. Ann-ft. and of Mr, Radtliffe, li.Rofs-'.anc. ■\/TR. RAWLING and ...
... f Sbillelah,” by J'.Tr. I.ec Mr. Johr.b which will added, Farce, called THE FARMER Jcirrny Jumps, Mr. R. Jones —Louifa, Blackberry, Airs; RadclifFe. Tickets to had cf Mrs. King, 4, S. Ann-11, and Mr Raddifle, ia, Rois-lane. Mrs, Cor ...
... TUESDAY, RSO. Mr. A. Irwin’s h. Mariner, 4-yrs. old i Dr. Elliott’s h. nr. Kitty, 5 yrs.' old 2 Mr. Duke’s b. m. Betty Blackberry, 3 W Y, 18— £50. C*pt. Ormfby’s Ht'rfc Eufton, yrs. old 1 Major Soutcr’s b. h. Acaftus, 4 o'J- Mr. Loftus Jones’? b. in ...
... Koval sx millions of his Masr are five or J oO iSadjgcts, who wil! not eater a Protestant Ch oO it they were as thick as blackberries—and Ms. is anxious for their Moral habits, and must be as Cork- and in the next, we fee RD, for being in this world, must ...
... into the Cwrt of King's Bench. You were sure to find a v* and attentive Judge—and you could have Barristers as thick as black-berries for a couple bead. Why did you not, dear Mr. Mea. dsn, seek their liberal and enligtheneu aid?. CITY QUARTER SESSIONS. ...
... whieh Gov. Deb, $4 per Ce. _ Gov. Deb. 3 ¢ per Ct. CaF Parcels: carcfuily forwarded. either Stock 34 per Cu great pleuty as blackberries—{a laugh)—and are ylelded year} was thwarted by a Lord Chanccltor, #865 was his —— 54 per Ce. Office, 75, Abbey-strect ...
... Bisbops and Deans will be as common in the Castle-y: comme tl faut, to calla Nobleman 8lfore the middle of the next weck, as blackberries she might be, Had such an exp ression issued from our Lill:putian 1 is not yet known whom his Majesty will d Farxaam, for ...
... fur the lime, all that and those, the Manor. Town, atidyyv I.ands of Ballynahown and Wood, and Kilhellaghan, Cartrons and Blackberries, Kilgarvau, Cloonasanaghs, alias Cloonvanaghmore, and Cloonvanagh. •*■*> Boggagh, alias Bugaghs, alias Uoggaghs Fardrutn ...
... all that and those, the Manor, Town, and Lands Ballynabown and Wood, and Subdenomioations, Kilb llaghan, Cartrons and Blackberries, Kilgarvan, and Clooaavanaghs, alias Cloonvanaghmore, and Cloonvanaghheg, Boggagb, alias Bogaghs, alias Boggaghs, Fardrum ...
... TEN “ PROTESTANT’ PRUPOSI1 “ Any money for a grievance !” sy t far- 9b! you ne Orangeland is full of them. They are as blackberries, and may be had for the mere pluck: of 9” streets. Agitation is full of them, and they may be At nreeent — kg picked ...
... Want , CO ' , • „ . ° t*-nniouibts. Feelers, they complain, are plenty Uiromele. that such a nan Reformed House Com- a.s blackberries at Michaelmas; but vour genuine «c padcr tnon-, would prove invaluable not only to Limerick, but to scarce an article a ...
... conditional mood. asked for etye or No. I will not answer on compulsion, quoth the Orangeman, “if reasons were a. thick as blackberries-but i/\ condescended to reply, I should have said he is not saying it, by-the-by-that I was preeent-that heard ail Maacue ...