... observed Mrs. Clarke, Mrs. Susan Tawdry, Miss Taylor, M__ Mary Pcachum, Miss Skeggs, Miss Sheelah O _ luliertv , Mis, Dor. Blackberry, and many others'. After the usual toasts were given, the Chairwoman observed that it was now necessary to advert to the ...

... they made their ap- pearance iv dominos. The masks, who claimed the first attention, were the following : — Mr. W. as Belly Blackberry, bowed down by Ihe weight of her jewels. One Mafic, the Knave of Clubs, as Pant, remained undiscovered through the night: ...

... might have been; consequently those f. nits, which, though originally exotic, are now accounted nearly as indigenous as blackberries and sloes, have presented Life more than a hard stove, inclosed by a thick and tasteless rind. This must not be allowed ...

... all the necessitous and deserving poor in their several parishes. In short, subscriptions nnd soup-shops are as plenty as blackberries. But above all, ihey have invented an encou- ragement to honest industry, that was never thought on before in any ?? or ...

... mp«i-,n, without even a bed to -leep or, o r t . c ' means of relief, ihev having neaily sub-asted this la-t fortnight ' on blackberries, which he gathered. A Lady who has seen the.r situation, feels m. interest in ti.'.s laying their rase before the Pe -evoe ...

... aa 1 hoils iv jelly; cherries apricots, peaches and pears in brandy; boxes of dried fruit and sweet meats; raspberry and blackberry jam; currant and apple jelly, &c. Samples may be tasted at the Sale; and Catalogues bad two days prior. Valuable Reversion ...

... hops in jelly; cherries, apricots, peaches and pi-ars in brandy'; bo^es } of dried fruit and sweet meats; raspberry and blackberry jam ; [ currant and apjile jelly, (ic. Samples may be tasted at the Sale; and Catalogues had two days prior. Capital Table ...