... Consignment of Preserved Fruits, M. 'consisting of green gage, apricots, raspberry, currant, strawberry, apple, barberry, and blackberry jams ; ...

... 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 ...

... of PIZE- I. SEIRNVE1D FRIUITS, consisting of green gage, 2pricots, raspberry, currant, strawbetey, apple, barberry and bla.ckberry jarns; plait, orange, and p trnae iarrotoldos ; pre~served m orclia chrelicie, gooseberries , green gages, plhitrs, n oguls ...

... to be found; the keen wines • and frost of the, previous night deprived them of the residue of their virility. 9th, The blackberry still continues in full leaf; this with the holly (ilex aquefohum), and its season-proclaiming berries ; the common broom ...

... property as extensive, as those of our noble neighbours. Time presses in the present week, or we would give reasons plenty as blackberries’ for our difference in opinion : another week we may return to the subject, and perhaps give such an nna{yution of two ...

... at is. and a plaice, then in its higheet per. fection, weighins 15 pounds, for 9d. It is asserted that the juice of the blackberries, which are ripe at this season has in lateral wauces cured the drnpsy. The method of taking the juice is about a quarter ...

... Peters-lane, Canterbury, three, gooseberry-bushes, which have now a second crop. It is asserted that the juice of the blackberries, which are ripe at this season, has in several instances cured the dropsy. The method of taking the juice is about a quarter ...

... Mountain heath. . Cypress. . Cloud berry bush. Pine. , Boxwood. . Bulrush. Deer grass. . St John’s wort. . Mountain ash. , Blackberry heath crowbcrry. , Red whurtlc berries. Roebuck berries. . Sea ware. Variegated boxwood. Black thorn. Fir club moss Ash ...

... and Chateubriand, the romantic and author of Atala too, were there; and dukes, duchesses, lords, and earls, plentiful as blackberries. Earl Grosvenor also, who said he would have thrown the Liturgy at the King, had he been archbishop and the Queen's name ...

... 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 ; ...

... Deborah Woodcock.—After which, will be revived, O'Keefe's celebrated Farce of TH E FARMER. Jemmy Jumps, Mr. Harley; and Betty Blackberry, Madame Vestris; their first appearance in those characters.—New Comic Songs by Mr. Harley; the celebrated Mock Italian ...

... 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 ...