... beloved country. He to contend against a great deal in his district, for the ' infatuons copperheads wire as thick as blackberries, awl he often felt as if be would like thrashings man tote • Christian virtue, that lie might have the privilege of digging ...

... afternoon, towards four o'clock, two boys were • ,approaching Mapperley-hill s , N o tt ing h am, just b eyond gathering blackberries in a field at the top ofWood-lane,• the brick•yard of Mr. Gripper, when they found the Irody of a male child, stone fourteen ...

... clerk. On Wedne3day, the instant, witness and deceased, and two other lads, were at Walthametowe. They were oat gathering blackberries in the forest At fly, o'clock they set opt for home. On the way they met two lads, named John Mordaunt and George Mee. ...

... observed the defendan cows by the side of the road grazing. There was a girl with them, but she was sitting down eating blackberries.—Mr. Rawlins contended that the new act should be construed as the old one was, that cattle were not straying so long as ...

... seated far in the Northern Seas, so ungenisl in its climate, and so barren in its soil, that no richer fruits than sloes and blackberries were its aboriginal growth, whose tribes of painted savages continued to dwell in huts of sedge, or at best pile together ...

... When the carnage. been put in motion ' the signal gun was discharged, and directly afterwards the booming of the brass on Blackberry Hill was heard. Vociferous cheers rent the air as the cavalcade moved off, continuing so long as it could be sighted, and ...

... Malt he loves to brew, The right aroma, and the flavour true. o Now, nutting, with his rural Folk he goes; Or hurts for blackberries, with youthful bands, And shouts to see them scratch their eager hands, Or gathers elderlxYries ripe, and aloes: The while ...

... said be lived in = gob es Illesiay was with some other boys at Lelesier an oat field which had been cut. rill. were some blackberries. Defendant came .to bin w •gan and said he would knock his brains out if he weaM aot get up, struck him with the barrel ...

... 50,140 del.. The et will betwsse 16th ad Ilewtember mid the Sista October. al 54 • ha bat so Is as MS DOM D. There is • blackberry Wok la twenty miles Koala Ti. thousand were plead there The Presdan °overman* proposes to a spe to math the the management ...

... President. i MATH Fllnal Toe JUTE A ITIPZIL-011 of-1 ternoon a little boy and go!, aged 11 sod 9 reapeetiv a i 7; 1 went not blackberrying. They made there way int o Handaworth Wood, near Birmingham, and were bit, In their march for berrice, when something It ...

... the adjoining field. Went to him, and asked what he was doing there. He said he we, blackberrying. Remarked that the middle of the field was sot a place to get blackberries. Scorched him, sad Nand a potatoe and a piece of iron from the railway. —J. Heywood ...

... BLACKBERRIES. Human nature, as the great Slick observed, is human natter ! and one of its errors is to despise things that are cheap and common merely because they arc cheap common. This year there has been great scarcity in the produce of our orchards ...