Bonny

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1907 · p. 69
( Mining.) A distinct bed of ore, that communicates with no vein. Bon'ny-clabber, n . Sour buttermilk. (Used in Ireland.) - In the U. States, a term to expre milk that has become thick in the proce of souring. "We scorn for want of talk. to jabber Of parties o'er our bonny - clabber " - Swift Bon'ny Eagle, in Maine , a P. O. of Cumber land co. Bon'ny River, one of the arms of the Niger, enters the Bight of Biafra at its delta between the Old and New Calabar rivers. Near its mouth is the town of Bonny, formerly a place of great resort for slaves; this place was almost totally destroyed by fire, in April, 1869. Bo'no, in Indiana, a post-village and township of Lawrence co., on White River, 15 m. S.E. of the town of Bedford.
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