... Richard Allen ; character wog, The Cobbler, William Hill : part song, Rules of Life. children ; part song, Going Blackberrying, children ; song, A Christmas Pudding, Annie Cook ; recitation. Come and Go, Harry Parkins ; song, The sailor Boys ...

... Mem, who is taking tea with bey) — Take some of these stewed blaekbeiliaa, my d e sr. Blackberries are good fur tue canpl, • Ilat, dear suety, I dim t want a blackberry mim• G ooti.N Hr To. soaa..w. —An Irish gentleman. who bad been spending the eeuit ...

... pleasures, and by ay of - Take some of these stewed blackberries t my_ char. Blackberries see geed for the ootoplexisa. ' Nene.. mows ea dews and IraVe4 Us. It Bat. Mae wash I doa't want a blackberry war ...

... remarkable one. Abstract thinkeoi, it is well-known, are as plentiful on the Tory side of the House of Commons as blackberries usually are on a blackberry bush, but for mere bluster and brag, and lack of argument to base it upon, Mr. Barttelot's effort of Monday ...

... dinner he and other lads had gone for a walk her a violent blow on the side of the head, causing by the riverside to gather blackberries. When laste st death. tired of this they divested themselves of shoes and Out Saturday night an Irish puddler, nameel stockings ...

... which On seeing money in the hands of his wife, who had I English cottages of the humbler type are in general been selling blackberries, be demanded it of her. utter strangers. Peggy, however, was the daugh- She refused to let him have it, and he commented ...

... who use teetotalers' dank instead of wine? I sin creditably informed of a certain Episcopal Church where the j nice of the blackberry is used instead of that of the grape. The following, taken from the New York Independent of Sept. 21st, 1876, will tio doubt ...

... consistent if they had also paid t h e rest. Although untenanted houses are at the present time almost as plentiful in Luton as blackberries in autumn, the belief would seem to prevail that there is still a demand for new buildings, for at the Council meeting ...

... slight injury. 1 1 M A CHII,I I- S ilcut. Tian other ,lay while Mrs. lierapeter, woe of liarupeter, madman, was gathering blackberries in a field on the Stanbridge-road, she observed something lying not far from the hedge, which turned out to be the body ...

... The search was continued the following days, but the lunatic has not been moored. Probably Macdonald subsists on nuts and blackberries and wild fruit, ',bath are plentiful at Bricket Woods and neighbourhood. ...

... intent to cause its death. The child was found buried beneath stones and dirt, and was discovered by some men who were blackberrying. The child was nearly dead. The prisoner, who cried during the bearing, was committed for trial. Ma One., master of the ...

... soddenly. after rating • quantity of blackberries. He =rotted violently after eating them, and the medical evhlenos went to show that death was due to coovuisloas conesquent upon dlarr b ma caused by eating the blackberries. TUN =Mom of groosm selling drags ...