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... M'Gregor Pine M'lntosb Boxwood M'Kay Bull Rush M'Kenzie Deer Grass M'Kinuod St. John's Wort M'l.ucbhtQ Mountain Ash M'Leaa Blackberry Heath M'Leod Red Wborlle Berries M'Nab jtose Buck Berries M'Neil Sea Ware M'Pberson Variegated Boxwood M'Quarrie Black Thorn ...
... presumed, no standing com will imped# his pursuit of game when found. As the season fast advancing: for the ripening of blackberries, a correspondent, who about a month sinte recommended the use of them in eases dropsy, stone, and gravel, wishes call the ...
... 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 ...
... great age, he appeared to bear and see as well as any man in the Court. As the season fast advancing for the ripening of blackberries, Correspondent, who, about a month jhnee recommended the use of them in cases of dropsy, atone, and gravel, wishes to call ...
... 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 ; ...
... 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 ...
... march On the dairy-Maid. and laughed at her from behind the hedge, when she found the cows, had been milked. And then the blackberries—the crab-apples—the skes—the sop in the pan ! Bur why raise in my readers these mouth wareriog reminiscences ? why conjure ...
... two or three times said Ire cure for the Cholera Morbus , immediately correcting the acidity of the stomach. The juice of blackberries is an admirable diuretic, and if taken twice day, for about 20 days «« a certain cure fur the dropsy, the early stage of ...
... manner worthy the object. It is asserted that the dropsy maybe cured drinking, for a considerable period, the l juice ofthe blackberry twice a day. ...
... tormenting death on a soldier, for the petty offence of:larceny. As the season is fast advancing for the ripening of blackberries, a correspondent, who about a month since recommended the use of them in cases of dropsy, stone, and gravel, wishes to ...
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