... Tapper, 0, Upper Somerford-street, stated that about tbe middle of the day, on Saturday week, ' the man came up with his blackberries, and what he I [called dewberries. A young man, who lodged at the j house, came to the door, and told the prisoner the ...

... another glass. Now that was a duty wliich was no case of fishing for mushrooms at sea—he had around him subjects as plentiful blackberries. The committee had, however, at once pointed to the toast which he was to give—« The health of the Successful Candidates ...

... seasons. We breathe upon it the summer power or winter power that makes it seem as we are. A Picture of Life.—Life is field of blackberry and raspberry bushes. Mean people squat down and pick the fruit, no matter how they black their fingers ; while genius, ...

... the daughter of respectable parents living Hepperholme, near Halifax, was iv a field situated near to her home gathering blackberries. The prisoner was also in the field he entered into conversation with the child, and ultimately he effected the offence ...

... which govern* ment intends to adopt,—l mean rumours apparently coming from reliable source ; others are plentiful a * blackberries. On all former occasions, when minister* have had great measures on the tapis, something baaoozed out as to their bases ...

... various fam, all of which will be fitted in the most elegant style. The Lawyers Durham.— Of verity i a days are plentiful as blackberries. Within some thirty miles we find no less than eight gentlemen of the long robe quitting their leg jj avocations, aud aspiring ...

... to i- ton Maeaulay, who never effected any- * of can araent never will. Though there are «* the otj —almost as thick as blackberries, S not m , etro P OI1 t boroughs, we are told that g man of mark and likelihood amongst V if ° Said tne Morning Advertiser ...

... ANOTHER DREADFUL MURDER IN SHEFFIELD. * ty nda y evening about half-past seven, two children, blackberries in a hedge bottom f a mue * a hftlf t0 tne south-east of ' discovered the dead body of man almost cont|)N the bushes that had overgrown the ditch ...

... 1845 ;s. Lord Cardigan, d. by Newton : second ditto, £\, to Mr. James Bray, Moor Park, for Mary Ann; s. Leonard, d. by Blackberry (bred by Mr. Robinson.) Nine entries- Best twoyears-old heifer, .£2, to Mr. John Ellison, Allerton House, Knaresbrough, ...

... 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 ...

... This field is quite away from any houses, the nearest to it being that of Mr. Renton. The locality question is noted for blackberries, and it was by two little children gathering that wild fruit, tbat the body was found. On Friday, the 3rd of September ...

... struggle to come out here; and so they ought, too, because there is room enough for all. Man ! money here is as plenti ful as blackberries on the barrack hills in harvest time. No grinding of soul and body for a scanty subsistence Let artizaus of all classes ...