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... Flowers, Grape®, Qomcer, Cuwfl Rafpberriei, I Colliflowers, Mulberries, Apricos, Strawberries, Cuirants, Elder Befries, i Blackberries, Che iei, Birch, I Gooseberries, Sage r I To which are added. Two excellent Receipt 9 for staking On ano and Palermo Wmr ...
... particularly dif- tinguifhed the hip, the fruit of the wild rofe; the haw, of the hawthorn; the floe, of the blackthorn; the blackberry, of the bramble; and the berries of the 0- elder, holly, and woody nightfhade. Thefe are a vidential fupply for the bi duri ...
... The Farmer; and in justice to the performers, it cannot but be allowed that it was well sustained.- Miss Powell's (Betty Blackberry) first song was indeed well, very well sung, as well as was also her others. Wentworth in the Farmer was truly excellent ...
... Peters. Jemmy Jumps Mr. Kippling, (from the Theatre-Royal, Edinburgh;.?? Louisa, Mrs. SISSON, Molly Maybush, Miss Pyne. Betty Blackberry, Mrs. Lee Lewis, (from the Theatre-Royal, Dublin. To begin at half past Six o'Clock. Boxes, 2s. 6d. Pit, 2s. Gallery, 1s ...
... Peter's, Jemmy Jumps, Mr. Kipling (from the Theatre Royal, Edinburgh).- Louisa, Mrs. Sisson. Molly Maybush, Miss. Pyne. Betty Blackberry, Mrs. Lee Lewis (from the Theatre Royal, Dublin). To begin at Half past Six o'CJock. Boxes, 2s6d. Pit. 2s. Gallery 1s. Places ...
... Peters. Jemmy Jumps, Mr Kippling (from the Theatre-royal, Edinburgh).âLouisa, Mrs. Sisson. Molly Maybush, Miss Pyne. Betty Blackberry, Mrs. Lee Lewis, (from the theatre-Royal, Dublin). To begin at Half past Six o'Clock. , Boxes, 2s. 6d. Pit, 2s..ââGallery ...
... receipt to it. A _correfpondent from motives of humanity to the ited, cannot help recommending blackberry jam, Which is made at this feafon, of unripe blackberries \ilb. of lump fugar to one pound of fruit) as a fovereign in gravel complaints, ‘The quantity ...
... and any other BulintTs that may be necettary. Order of the Truttees, JOHN CAREY, Clerk. STAMFORD, 14th July, 1803. Mrs. Blackberry's Sale Notes. THE feveral Perfons who gave Notes at the Sale of the Stock and Effect* of Mrs. Mary Buckberry, of Bil lingborough ...
... iu. cause in which party concerned; and begs to decline meddling in the matter, 44 even - though reasons were plenty as blackberries. He is not an. sverable for what Mr. said ; nor is it at ali or usual to call'upon the Editor of a newspaper to defend ...
... that at least a few hundreds sat down to dinner : but, Sir, the fact is, that, afier invitations had been ** as pleaty as blackberries,”” and subscription-papers hung up a week in public, the mighty total of ** good men *¢ and true”” was only 51 —not many ...
... Sir G. Heathcote names a br. c. by Ducar, dam Juliette, sister to Spaniard. Duke of Grafton's br. c. Ramrod, Waxey, cut of Blackberry. Lord Grosvenor's b. f. Zadora, by Trafalgar, out of Nike, On WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29th, the Noblemen and Gentlemen's plate of ...
... Heathcote names a br. c. by Ducat, dam Julietta, sister to Spaniard. Duke of Grafton's br. c. Ramrod , by Waxey, out of Blackberry. Lord Grosvenor's b. f. Zador a, Trafalgar, out of Nike. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29th, the Noblemen and Gentlemen's plate of £5O ...