... great deal of eare had been taken with them. The two nigger dialogues (given in charmsier) ** Railroad catastropbe” and ' Black-berrying,” were particu larly wei! rendered, the boys playing tieir parts sdmicably. The scene from B\n{uy‘n'n * King John —*Hubers” ...

... nod Ttiylor. Tatuagstooe. and II last !unbar, Tbe ht.a new be.. hut she was in . bell shoot a quarter su the .fterno to. blackberrying About ILA •7e.. (lurk* noun, to bar. she • .. hurdle, wad he got ore', when be wee le of the bodge, and situate the other ...

... Felixstowe, py ren wolf dog int> contempt. The writer pno- . tbaa i,i therefore advise tradesmen found this time year in rearch blackberries, “° aij. W ™' In toe I SHtoere to be their guard. A spurious halfa cores, ko. whioh tempt them to prowl long way ! proved ...

... placed a maroon ground. The border the text was comrtd of leave# of wild clematis and pivet, relieved briar roeeberries, blackberries, and other wild fruit. Above the text, springing from bed of moss, wild clematis, vine, fern, geranium, and variegated ...

... upon it; and hanging from the rim were bunches ef grapes. The carved atone work was partially concealed garlands of oats, blackberries, and wild clematis. At the foot the font was a well-arranged display of flowers, fruit, ferns, «c , including nice sperimsr-s ...

... malice the act.” this the case, what offenders against the law are those who gather white-thorn blossoms, hollyberries, and blackberries, and what malicious beings they all are ! and what terrible sinners are the artists, the botanists, and the geologists ...

... middle of the leaves. The fruit, too, is almost the size of cherries, and make a beautiful ■how in winter. Then have the wild blackberry, the sloe, the crab, and numerous other berries, to brighten the hedge-rows at this season. The bilberry is beautiful little ...

... devoted mainly to an raised by the Ritualists for dis Dr. Thoms is again in despairy Centenarians are becoming as common as blackberries will be three months hence. On Wednesday a gentleman named Morgan celebrated his 107th birthday at the Star and Garter ...

... jun.,, held an inquest at Chelmsford, on Monday, on the Mmm Bloomfield, s boy, aged eight years The , it sppeared, was blackberrying in'a field near the Chelmer il Blackwater Cnu.\b::on some one called out thata mun was comipy fter him, and in runwing ...

... say that foxes are non-existent becsuse not found. In October the woods are comstantly entered by people after nuts and blackberries, and the fox, taking alarm, seeks the refuge of a hedge-row, For the last woek meets have been postponed through the ground ...

... the father of de- l oeased informed him that his little boy was not exactly well, and that he thought he had been eating blackberries. He gave him a powder of ealomel and antimony, and told him to give it to deceased directly, Witness was seut for the next ...

... admitted that they were both there and were trespassers, but they were not after game; they merely went in (or ante and blackberries sad hid nothing to with the two men who had dog, nor yet with the «{th rabbits.-The magistrates believed the defendants ...