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... office, a branch of a blackberry bush, plucked the cI . day before Christuas day in ara dow, Town Green, ,Aughten. It has on it a considerable quantity of blos- . sm, the unripe red berries, and a number of fine rina - blackberries. It vies acronwl3anicd ...
... racks in the world, I would not tell you ° compulsion! Give you a reason on compul 6l°9 l a If reasons were as plenty as blackberries, I give no man a reason upon compulsion, 9 0 The Paris Papers received yesterday to the 0 1 instant, are less interesting ...
... MAIDEN ASH TREES. *—lo i —io, Ditto, Ditto. to Ditto. 11—ao, Stall Clote, Gutter Clme, Lit* tie Blackberry Close and Blackberry Clute. ro Ditto, at—jo, Blackberry Close. The Timber it ol excellent quality, and At for general purposes. *•* Mr. Kotley. the ...
... MAIOSN ASH TREES. 2-* to t—lb. Ditto,-DitW. j—»o Ditto, ii—to. Sull Cte>e> Gutter Cloia, Littit Blackberry Clota. and Blackberry CJoae. Ditto, *i —jo, Blackberry Clote. & Th* Timber of excellent quality, and'fit for general • purposes, Mr. Notlejr, the tantut ...
... conclude with the Musical Entertain ment (never performed here) called THE FARMIII.. Valentine Fairly - - Total - - Farmer Blackberry Jemmy Jumps - Counsellor Flummery R7l ndy _ _ Farmer Stubble - Mr. Watkins - Mr. Stewart Mr. Henderson Mr. Webster - Mr ...
... 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 ...
... or apporrnlly ahtord or licentious, is, on ronAideralion, tonfessed to be notable, übrious, and just. geatlemen passing a blackberry-bash while ...
... •‘ the fruit was unripe, of them recuticed, that it was ridiculous to call them blackberries, when they were red. Da you not Lows, replied his friend, that the block-berttes are alwsys red, when they are green? DILEMMA. A Declaration that coneiste ...
... your petitioners will ever pray. Signed beluili the APOLLO. anted—But reasons, Master Apollo: reason* were as plenty blackberries, would give man a reason upon compulsion..—Ed. ...
... got en trayiNd,..• frog; which is rut 'likely he ever, &caned. ihAitles.lital, • 'the tortoises are. tW strawberries and blackberries. ~.,T4ey are in Chester county, and i!reat pumbers of them R. marked. ; Anecti , de of Fradklin.--The_ character of Franidin ...
... gotentrapped from which it i* not likely he crer escaped. Beside* flesh, the tortoise are very fond of strawberries and blackberries. They are numerous in Chester county, and great numbers of them are marked.” An American Paper called The New Hampshire ...
... it. I am addressing you from the summit of BOX HILL, near Dorking, where I have just been gathering and eating nuts and blackberries in great abundance; and the beautiful and extensive scenery which surrounds me, and which I have before described in the ...