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... Mere Hazard, M. A. E. 8., M. T.. Pale Tenyear-old, Smell, Teksah, Two Countesses, and The Little She* Bear. 2 -Asbestos, Blackberry, Babino, Clyra, Fleece, South Saxon, SuiTatco, and Vieille Miss. 3- 0. F. Lavecrep. , „ _ , , 6—Charernes, Hadji, PeKasua ...
... QUARTERLY LIST. 1. Avenger, Alp, Bios, B. Fords, Blackberry, Bertram, Bailater, Chameleon, Culverin, C. E. 8., Coho Tollook, Cousin Puss, Denny, Etak, Gregory, Imperio, P. Bee, Pogle, Red Sea, Uoctoriaa, Tilly Slowboy. 2. Acacia, Conjecture, Cynthia, ...
... ANSWER TO DOUBLE ACROSTIC, No. 10. (Twklith Quarter.) 1. O 2. L eav E 3. D W Correct solutions have been received from Alp, Blackberry, Bertram, Conjecture, C. E. 8., Cobo Tallack, Cousin Puss, Demerara, Denny, Edurtreg, Etak, Hadji, Hoaemoige, Hilda, Ketha ...
... and AchiU*yhel Parti. Light 2. : Lord Ullins Daughter. Correct solutions havo been received from Anigroeg, Alga, Bull Pup, Blackberry, Baltater, Bios, Babino, Culverin, Chavcrncs, Chicksands, Denny, Eineric, Fleece, Hosemoigo, Hadji, Kibworth, Ketha, Katydid ...
... basketful of roses various colours had been scattered over it; and another had a tunic of gold network, I oped with clusters of blackberries and long trails of leaves. The Stirling Annual County Ball took place on Thursday night, in the reception rooms of the ...
... the Royal Academy in 1846. Subsequently to that date he produced “ Arldke discovered by Due Robert Diable ” (1848); “ The Blackberry Gatherers,” and “ Scenes from the Tempett of Shakespeare,” (1849); “The May Queen” and “Mariana Singing” (1852). “The C ...
... Bradford Light 5: Umpire at cricket. Light 6 : Sim Tappertit in Barnahy Budge. Correct aolutiona have been received from Blackberry, Emoria, Hosemoige, Hilda, Puss-Cat-Mew, St. Edmundsbury, South Saxon, S. 0. P., Suivatoo, St. Chad, Toby, 89 Bees, Teksah ...
... of course is certainly annoying, and we may doubt if budding Bussells or unknown Forbeses will be found plentifully as blackberries among regimental officers, we are by means sure that the Indian Government is not right in putting its foot down. For the ...
... up in vain to terrify malefactors, and when heads, grim and silent, the handiwork of the executioner, were as plentiful blackberrie*, upon the leads of the gatehouse of London-bridge and on the roof of Temple-bar. In the lively pages of Mr. Walford readers ...