... BRIDE; or. the Bittern** Swsmp. Lawrence Glennon, Mr. Dibdin Pitt; Miles Bellerton. Mr. C. Hill; Magog. Mr. Vale; Bobby Blackberry, Mr. Rogers. Alice Manners, Miss Scott; Bella Manners, Miss Somerville. After which, BARON TRENCK. Chsracters by Mr. Gough ...

... health and flavour will surpass Ale, Porter, and Cyder. 3. To make Rhubarb Wine. 4. To make Balm and Lemon Wine. 6. To make Blackberry Wine. 6. To make Strawberry Wine, from only lc to Is. 4d. IP Gallon. [These Winer will surpass most others for health, and ...

... the nose of the Speaker; and more particularly on the Tuesday evening (when half crowns were flying about as thick as blackberries, previous to ihe prorogation. This very fact only shews the force of example. The doorkeepers imagine (and, perhaps, ...

... value £70, two miles, was won at thive heats, by Mr. Nanney's Wedlock, beating Penthiselea, Ti.e N, b•», Mangel Wurael, Blackberry, Wigan Lass, Varia, and b by Partisan. Races.—This annual scene of fun and fro!ie terminated on Wednesday week. The attendance ...

... the terms liar, scoundrel, and epithets of this description are as familiar amongst them in application to each other blackberries in Antumn. The other night they had meeting to try Mitchell, the proposer of Mr. Hunt, and in order to sober the minds ...

... tine fine ordinary and low middling, 523 to 565; good ordinary is at 43s to 46s 6d per cwt; low triage, having with it blackberries, has brought 394, being from 10s to I3s per cwt. higher than it was at this period last year, The quotations of foreign ...

... Carr 2 0 13 17 3 26 ToOther with RIDGE COTTAGE, now in the possession of Mr. John Mashiter, as tenant. Lox 4. House, called Blackberry Doll 0 0 4 First Sugham-Side Dale Foot. 0 2 6 Second do 2 819 Third do 2 0 0 Fourth do. Cutting-Moss, Part of Sugharn. 5 ...

... fine ordinary and low middling, 525. to 565. ; good ordinary is at 435. to 465. 6d. per cwt.; low triage, having with it : blackberries, has brought 395., being front 10s. to Is. per cwt. higher than it was at this period last year. The quotations of foreign ...

... Mr Attwood's Penthesilea 2 0 Lord Grosvenor's Mongol Warzel 0 0 G. 0. Smith's Tarim Mr Habitation's b c Ily Partisan Mr Blackberry 0 di Mr Arrownaith's Orangeman Mr Thrompra's Wig.. Lass Mr Too • b f by Colliery r . . . A rase. THURSDAY. Sweepstakes of ...

... and flavour will surpass Ale. Porter, and Cider.—lll. To make Rhubarb Wine.—lV. To make Balm and Lemon Wine.—V. To make Blackberry Wine.—Vl. make Strawberry Wine, from only One Shilling to One Shilling and Fourpence per Gallon. These Wines will surpass ...

... Mangel Worzel ..000 Mr G. O. Smith's b f Varia, 3 yrs 0 0 d Mr Robinson's c by Partisan, 3 yrs .. 0 0 d Mr Hamer's br f Blackberry, yrs 0 Mr Arrowsmith's eh g Orangeman, 3yr 0 0 Mr Thompson's br f Wigan Lass, 3 yrs 0 0 d Mr S. Fox's b f by Lottery, 3 ...

... Grosvenor’s b.c. Mangel Wurzel, yrs. 75t. 0 0 0 Mr. G. O. Smith’s I*, f. Vann, yrs. fist. IMb Odr. Mr. Hamer s hr. f. Blackberry, 4 yrs. Bst. Itb 0 Odr. Mr. Thompson’s br. f. Wigan Lass vrs. fist. 11 lb. 4 dr. THURSDA F.-Sweepstakes of 20sov. each, ...