... came in follow » . Mr B. Bayly’s Taffey II Mr. * Mr! E. Bradley’s Rocket Mr. Smith’s suck in the mud., i_. Mr. Townend's Blackberry ~ 3 Mr. Lewis* ‘bar lea - . Mr- Moggridge’* Forester 4 1 Mr. Austin ». cllm .~~~— Mr. Lewis’s Charles fell at the last leap-and ...

... orchards and henroosts were robbed in a month than had formerly been pillaged in a year; bastards became as plentiful as blackberries ; Bibles were sold for blue ruin; the only use they made of reading or writing was to enable them to forge a bill or counteneit ...

... mentioned to us that a farmer, the occupier of farm of upwards of one hundred acres in extent, was Inst week engaged selling blackberries in the market instead of his staple commodity—wheat. —Leedt Paper. Settlement by Hiring and Service It may not be amiss ...

... been mentioned to that farmer, the occupier of a farm of upwards of 100 acres in extent, was last week engaged in selling blackberries in the market instead of his staple commodity,—wheat.—£>**& Intelligencer. Bigamy. At the Kirkdale Sessions, last week ...

... after ; their ideas shoot too fast; some pruning would be serviceable. In these precocious days writers are as plentiful as blackberries soon will and not the least numerous is that very kind class who endeavour to enlighten the readers of a country newspaper—your ...

... ministers.— /Vote, who so tenacious as the dissenters, of these or similar titles? Their Doctors of Divinity are as plentinl as blackberries: their Reverends limited in number 1 a eficienc * l^e PPly of helpless and profiles handicraftsmen, bungling coblers, and ...

... Alaria daughter of Air. T. Newman, of Nails worth. Saturday the iusu, Sudfoprry, AI ass., (by the Kev. Mr. Air. Nelieiniah Blackberry, to Miss C. Elderberry, Danberry. At East Retford, on Tuesday week. Air. J. Sharp, stonemason, to Alary youngest daughter ...

... •Mother—.May the blossom of I'romisj ripen into the fruit l*t forma nee.” Transparencies of crowns and stars were plentiful blackberries. The A this As. surauce Office, corner King-street, was one blaze light, and the Mansion House and the Rank were peculiarly ...

... 'Squire Coke's Steward Baronet, with a hatch of some six and thirty others and would come of making any honour as plenty as blackberries. The Quorndon Hounds During the last week Lords Suffield and Gardner arrived at the Bell Hotel, Leicester, and during ...

... transacted, however, is that relating to the Cornmarkets?petitions and deputations for nnd against their emoval being rife as blackberries. We trust that the ?tentlemen the council will pause well ere they yield any measure calculated to effect so much general ...

... by the Duke's of Rutland's nursery, by the reservoir, over the tail it, near Dr. Draper's house; then to thetight, over Blackberry Hill, by the Mausoleum, to Belvoir Castle and killed in the portico. The distance run cannot be less than miles, which was ...

... the Rev. J. 11. Wood followed in the other carriages. About the Duke Rutland's tenants, all horseback, were in waiting at Blackberry Mill, which is situate a short distance from the Castle, in readiness to escort her Majesty through the princely demesne ...