... the road leading from Howden to the Railway Station. the distance of about a mile from the town they began to search for blackberries, and found a field belonging ' to Mr. Hall, a quantity already ripe. One of their number, , Miss Susanna Fiddian, aged ...

... lancers, Yeoman of the Guard; valse, Light and Shade; valse, All in a Garden Fair; lancers, Mikado;'' polka, ''Blackberries : valse, May and December; valse, Trio; quadrille, ''(Whose that Calling ? valse, Dorothy; lancers, Oarmen vasse ...

... history that I ever heard outside of our home was on one summer evening, when chanced to see two of his mill-hands gathering blackberries on the rocky side of Bald Mountain, our pony carriage wound along the steep road, the pony carriage that John always allowed ...

... for three or four days successively about the neighbourhood of Dacre, Birstwith, Hampsthwaite, &c, and subsisting upon blackberries and other wild fruits. She appeared to several persons by whom she was seen to be roaming about without any aim or object ...

... Church-yard, Cholera Morbus Bulls-eyes! As to Cholera Charms, (the wellknown Abracadabra) they are as plentiful as blackberries.—Verily, verily, John Bull is ingenious biped. The Funds On Friday, owing to a pretty prevalent belief, that the Belgian ...

... Bid to 2s Od each; rabbits s 6d to 2s Od per couple ; hares 3s each ; hams 8s 6d to per stone ; pigeons 5d to 6d each ; blackberries 2s to 6d, gooseberries 6d to 7d per stone. Scarborough, Thursday. Eggs 12 to 14 for Is ; butter 2d to Is sd, beef 8d to ...

... claiming an indulge A right may be claimed ; but an indulgence, it, must be solicited. His reasons are almost as tiful as blackberries, yet will they not pass c * rre $ Let us examine reason lst. He says that Mr. ' was elected a second time'to the civic ...

... confirmed bachelors are frequently great admirers of the sex. But ladies' reasons for remaining single are as plenty as blackberries, as various as their own fancies, and as potent as their charms : and even supposing they had no reason for it at all ...

... also, that I cautioned them against investing their money in the gold companies, which are almost as plentiful as blackberries. Private letters from Australia show that I was right. One of these documents says—, Edmund Burke said Osaian's poems ...

... (French) 2s Gd Gd per box, do (hazel) Is ls per stone, plum.'; (Victoria) 6d to ss. do (Damsons) to 6d (\Vineoms), 9d to 2, blackberries 2s per stone, tomatoes (English) to Gd, do (foreign) 2d to 3d per lb, Leeds Game, Friday.—Uares 3s to 4s, leverets 2s Gd ...

... they happened be engaged, however menial it might be. denied that he punished the two lads the field, when they had been blackberrying, as to draw blood. The only time in which he used the birch was in the case of the boy Davis, on the 2nd May. He never ...

... pears (French) 3s Od per box; do. (common) 0d to Od per stone; plums (Victorias) 4s Od to od, do. 2s, do. (Damsons) 0d; blackberries 0d to Od per stone; tomatoes (English) Od to Bd, do. (foreign) 3d to 4d per ; apricots, 2s to per score. T/ONDON Coals ...