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... 10 !tone. Sir Charles Burrell's High Over - z z Mr. Halited's b. m. by Skyfcraper ' - - 3 Z ' Ir. Byndlofs's bl. h. Blackberry .. - - 2 3 • MARRIED.] -0n Monday the '2oth ult. at Edinburgh, the Hon, GeorgeNere Hobart, fecond (on of the Earl of Bucking ...
... Strings to your B In the firit piece MUNDEN appears as . 7emiqy jumps, and as Lazarille in the !aft. The parts of Farmer Blackberry and by TOWNSEND, and Rojina by Mrs. ATKINS. The QiJE EN'S Dragoons, the South Hants, and the Flying Artillery had fume flight ...
... very fully attended. Mum- . 'on:x kept the houfe. in one inccitant roar ot laughter' and applaufe. Tow NISEND, as Farmer Blackberry, acquitted himfell extremely . well ; his Imitations, particularly thole of KEABLE, KELLY, Quick, and FAwc eT, were admirable ...
... To which will be added, THE FARMER. _ • Valcntine, Mr. Incle'don ; jemmy Jumps, Mr. Munden; Louila, 'Mifs Martyr ;. Betty Blackberry, Mifs Tyrer Molly rilaybufli, Mrs. Martyr. To-molrow, The Man of the ; with a new Melo prama, iterel'aeleil, called Rugantino ...
... beat Sir P Blake's Itrindle. I and I Bye. Mr.'rylien's Tivoli •beat Mr. Hamniond's 'Waggimer.'• • •IG. - Sir P. Blake:s Blackberry beat. Mr. Tharp's kitaishoppe.r. Mr. ivfehliflfs Arrow beat Mr. Hammond's Waggoner. IG. Lbvelace's Myrtle beat Mr. Nlellifh's ...
... conduct; unless, indeed, like Falstaff, they scorned to give any man a reason on compulsion, though they were as plenty as blackberries.--(Laughter.) He would recommend them, ho%ever, to face inquiry boldly; they might do it without expense and very little ...
... circumstances. She stated, that ti'er Son (a boy) after lie had dope his work on Nlon-41-ay evening, went to gather some Blackberries near the house of Captain at Ealing, while the boy was in the hedge, - near an oppik one of 'the Captain's servants, a ...
... and they sent the woman and the other man to London with the caravan. Next' day they remained in the forest picking ' blackberries, and that he •lived upon them, wheat, and a . piece of red herring. They slept on the forest. all that week ' what the ...
... PRESERVED FRUITS, cousisi lug of - green gage, apricots, nine apple, raspberry, currant, straw berry,apple, barberry and blackberry jams; plum, orange, and marmalades; preserved morella cherries, gooseberries, green gages, plums, moguls, damsons and quinces ...
... O'Keefe's revived Farce of • • they were of all . . . 1.14 E F A RM ' &that tnt.se beg . iumils,by . Mr. Harley; and Betty Blackberry, by rniting the ,breaking, ianatu e Vest ris, their first appearance in those charac t ers. A Comic song by Mr. Knight ; ...
... Braham and Madame Vestris, Alter which, O'Keefe's laughable Farce of THE FARMER. Jemmy Jumps, by Mr. Harley ; and Betty Blackberry, by Madame Vestris, their first appearance in those characters. The Evening's Entertainments to conclude with A VOCAL CONCERT ...
... what we do know of the circumstances, we think the interrogatories might have been answered with reasons as plenty as blackberries. For instance house in question was first licensed daring the war as a coffee-house or tavern, for the convenience of ...