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... it has been mentioned to us that a farmer, the occupier of a farm of upwards of acres, was last week engaged in selling blackberries the market instead of his staple commodity—wheat. At the Devizes Petty Sessions, on the 18th inst., some allusion having ...
... exchange *1 quantities of pheasants for quantities of something else; gardeners hud given up white mossroses in order to secure blackberry-coloured narcissuses; horses were put pa-lure lor a night, and the use of empty coach-houses sought for, and readily granted ...
... round, about two miles. Colonel Gilbert’s b. g. Kendal, Mr. Dutton'sch. g. Brigand by Mountaineer, Mr. Browne names br. g. Blackberry by Arbutus, Lord Worcester names br. h. Stroller by Fyramus out of Tinsel’s dam, Capt. Howard names Col-Gilbert's Aldsworth ...
... In truth, the bill lias been so complicated and obscured a multitude of successive alterations, superinduced (like Hetty Blackberry’s linery, over that, and over that,”) the original coarse material, that the master manufacturer himself can longer recognize ...
... wardrobe, scenery, &c. in order to have the former ready for the inspection of the new lessees. Reports are as plentiful blackberries as to their names, aim those of C. Kemble, S. Price, aud Sheridan Knowles, have been nut in conjunction. Red mullet was ...
... Day nu.hr.g. Saracen, iigwl (Capt. Berkeley) Mr. .1. llayley ir.Saifiir, by oung tirimaldi, aeeil 2 Mr. Uutton's hl.g. blackberry, Arhatus, aged .1 Mr. Cockersll's or. g. I'archment, aged Handicap of sots each. One mile and half. (5 subs.) Mr. W ...
... br. g. by Saraocn, aged (Cape Berkeley) I Mr. J. Bayley na. b. g. Sailor, by Young Grimaldi, aged - - Mr. Dutton’s br. g. Blackberry, by Arbatus, aged - - - • Mr. Cockerell's br. g. Parchment, aged A Handicap of ten sovereigns each. One mile and a half ...
... riot, hare checked her meing, Toe.. the Chiarels, the lends, Kim- Meek we the signs at high rhea iodised him? Plenry as blackberries 0•11 find 'ens. When beggar Dan. sod all Tail Al Eoglmd • best may ferries. rail, And as went their ferrate bale, Bdllagseate ...
... residing hi the parish ol ,o| ent assault taught children the Irish Scriptures. A patent has been taken out, for using blackberry bushes the process of tanning leather. -Mr. Wray, of Holborn-liill, the Proprietor ALTEKATiVETONIC POWDERS, having observed ...
... Bnrslay, Mr. and Mrs. Peseeeri. Mr. and Mrs. Re••ell, Mr. Mrs. and Mies Werthingroa.—Mr. Rooth* Mr.!. Boothe. Mr. Brawn*. Mr. Blackberry, Mr. Mellor, Mr. Trilasr.—Mrs. Smith R6ll remily,—Misses Russell. Al am fleece Hotet —Col. Brcraberyd.-4 sad Mrs. Caps, ...
... Somersetshire, the great appendage to the renowned castle, and rental of 1,000/.a-yeajs isamongslthc number. —Exeter paper. Blackberry Jaw—This conserve is the greatest, the most innocent, and certainly the least expensive treat that can be provided for children; ...
... ” . . , Tanning.—A Mr. Patterson, of Dublin, has taken out a patent for tanning from the roots, stems, and branches the blackberry bush, obtained in the spring ; and, after preparation, he states, quite equal to oak-bark. India lit Hats.—A manufacturer ...