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... Several gentlemen are down for wild-fowl shooting, but on account of the exceptional mildness of the season birds are scarce. Blackberries in Mid-Winter. —Last week a branch was cut from a hedge in Hall-road, on which there were some ripe berries excellent condition ...
... as f Vows : —Lawrence Mr. J. Crump; Miles Mr. U. Parsons ; Diedriteb, Mr. Moore ; Marmaduke Mago4, Mr. J. Parsons; Bobby Blackberry, Mr. Cook ; Dame Baer. lon, Mr. Babbage ; Alice Manners,Basetene ; Bella Manners, Miss Scott; Barbelot and pleated, Read ...
... KELLBTTB Bilk Squares. worth to ; long Black, Ostrich Feathers, aid. worth Sd; Ostourad da. long. IQtd, worth to lid ; Blackberry Wreath, 7jd. XF ELLETTB Coainme SeegaSid yard; Fronds Cashmsre. from to 3]d;)toncertoattarit.Hd: German C«h-mere, 46 inch ...
... may possibly boast but few dramatic writers of sterling merit, and competent actors may conceivably not be as plentiful blackberries. But if cither or both t-so often sink to the level of their audiences it because the many now are sovereign, and will ...
... MIL= COBB. SlR,—Many people imagine that these animals are plentiful blackberries in this, their native country; but strangers have only to come down to end out their mistake. I have attended all the best faire and cob shows, only to retnrn home digrosted ...
... Gerona% as would not dare to smell of beer Nor drink gin toddy, Nor indulge in a pipe, but should dine upon tripe, ' And blackberries gathered before they are ripe, And for ever abhor, renounce, aid abjure Rain, holland', and brandy, win*, punch and liqueur ...
... Square* «*d each, worth la; long Black Ovtrleh Featbera, 3Jd each, worth la Sd; Coloored Ostrieh FeathMS, 10|d, worth 2s 110.; Blackberry Wreath, “td. KUL LETTS Cotiume Serge.3id yard; French Cashmere, from Is 3}d; barge, 6}d; German Caabmere. 40 Inch wide, ...
... Square*, each, worth Is; long Ruck Ostrich Feather*. each, worth Al; •10-in d Ostrich Feathers, Ion;. IOJd, worth . ...
... T. Crump; Mile s B e ll er t on , M r . M. Pa r s on s; Died, ritch, Mr. Moors ; Marmaduke Magog, Mr. J. Parsons; Bobby Blackberry, Mr. Cook; Dame Bellerton, Mr. Habbage ; Alice Manners, Miss Basstone ; Bella Manners, Miss Scott ; Barbelot and pirates ...
... pit and unbedded gre,‘ large and luscious on the sunny elopes of the Tennessee hills and along the Arkansas valleys ; the blackberries thrived upon the fields of Southern Kentucky, that the apples on the plateaux of the Cumberland hills were largo and rosy ...
... ble utmost far as the dresses were concerned to ake the theatricals in his own native town a uocess. Mr. Cook, as Bobby Blackberry, was most ughable and funny. Dame Bellerton's part was ucceesfully performed by Mr. Babbage, and Barbekt !dr. Read, who ...
... Mr. Jeffery (Welmomith) was moat gaga to do hie utmuet :far ae the coseerned to the In hie own native town • Mr. as Hobby Blackberry, was laughrhie and . Dame Bellerton's pert was by Mr. Babbege, and Barbelot (Mr. Mend, wipe d. an exoellant ohne), and Ms ...