... travelling cap and an old coat which he wore the day of the robbery,) was dressed just as he is now ; he was gathering blackberries from the hedge going towards Rew street, the residence of Dun- ford's. lam quite sure prisoner was the person— l took ...

... parish ; and ter- minaune in the highroad to Portswood, at or near the noith corner of another field or close of land, called Blackberry-mount or Hogs-mocnt, in the said pansh of South Stoneham ; being of the length of fi*e hundred and t*ent\-seven yards or ...

... ; and ter- minating in the highroad to Portswood, at or near the north corner of another field or close of land, called Blackberry-mount or Hogs-mount, in the said parish ol Soutii Stoneham ; beini; of the length of five hundred and twenty-seven yards ...

... carriage! of hi! Grace and of Earl Brownlow, proceeded to witnesi that enlivening scene— a fox chase. The hound, met at Blackberry hill, a picturesque spot of woodland scenery near the Cajtle grounds, but, after assembling heie, the master of the hunt ...

... employed as packets, and about 1,000 steamers of other soits. The Town Council Candidates.— Councillors are again as plenty as blackberries. Messrs. Bramble, Bume, Childs, Huish. Hawkins, Miller, jun. and Josh! Warne, ara the candidates to supply four vacancies ...

... should, therefore, vote for the appointment or a commitiee to make the necessary inquiries. Captain Collard suggested thst Blackberry Mount would be a better spot ; he was avers? to any portion of the com- mon being appropriated to it. Dr. Oke admitted the ...

... have anything to do with it. Mr. Wilkins approved of the proposal for a cemetery, but preferred another site for it, near Blackberry Mount (a por- tion of land extending from near Northam Farm to the Portswood Road), and produced a model of the groand. ...

... clerk gave his opinion that it was unnecessary to du so.—Mr. Wilkins presented a plan, or rather model, for a cemetery at blackberry Mount, which he recommended at some length.—Mr. Laishley then replied, and the amendment was put by the chairman and carried ...

... —Kyrii 10. Whitethorn partially in flower in the hedges (very early.) June 4. are in flower. 3. Dog-roses in blossom (very y. Blackberry boshes are coming in flower (early.) 15. few lady birds appeared in the fields and gardens in the hot weather. These pretty ...

... drag out. Bloody noses, ragged coats, split pantaloons, smashed bonnets, torn frocks, and black eyes, were as plenty as blackberries ; and yesterday the complaints, cross-actions, and hard words, all in Dutch, at the Upper Police, as suits were commenced ...

... can be had. The great proposition of the tai.xers against the site on the Common was, ihat a portion of eround adjoining Blackberry Mount, would be f r preferable. We replied at the time that that site would shortly be surrounded with houses, and the nuisance ...

... Altother agreeable evidence was iensl 'urniZ ?? urished of the temperate nature of the clinat Gtte here by thre abundattee of blackberries tidetf ther wa. wyild frnit,. IThe itnlabitaitts of' tti5r rep on are moint Arecettina Inrdiatns, it collateral tribe of ...