... aui'imn ge(Hf ; The blue bell and the :ip shoot the I Wrr s*rnas, Where mingle with the hawthora tree l'ie hutljr Mud the blackberry • Ami little sound is, eve”, heard i heck the thrush and lici.et's song ; The flatter of a scurrd bird, Som times the b ...

... strongly rccommemlou to her Majesty. Hares ate tolerably abundant in some parts of the park, and for mbits they aro plenty blackberries. CUituie They generally go their rounds couples, each provided with species gong, which they Continue heat in tho ears ...

... Crime At the Rochdale Petty Sessions on Friday, James Wild, an aged man, was convicted of the heinous offence of gathering blackberries Tandle hills, on the estate of Lord Suffield—fined ten shillings and costs, and default of payment, committed to the House ...

... rich treat on a cold wiofer evening, and secures to the old dame, his wife, few compliments her skill in the concoction. Blackberries are ripe along tbe hede sides; and little children's Ups and fingers are finely stained with gathering and eating them ...

... this lesson to the quondam editor of the United Irishman We cannot think, without apprehension, of beiges as plenty as blackberries. An entire nation of Tells and Hofer, MIGHT NOT BE THE MOIST DESIRABLE POPULATION. — A due proportion must always prevail ...

... his gun for the purpose of amusing himself shooting small birds the fields during the afternoon. He was gathering some blackberries in hedge, when not being able to reach one of the branches, the unfortunate man imprudently endeavoured to reach it with ...

... against being bullied I Why, Sir, have authority fur not giving reason on compulsion, though reasons were as plentiful blackberries” (much laughter), may extend the same principle to the gentle- man, and say be is not bound to create name on compulsion ...

... himself round with the portly garniture of fat Jack, exclaims •• reasons upon compulsion, Hal—if reasons grew as plenty blackberries, I'd give you none Of the and thus the ukase of th; correspon. dent of the Mail lor the demolition of the minis, try has ...

... cattle. It was then once uj a time, a viry long time ago, when there were Kings and in Ireland, and when Dukes were ty blackberries, and you might pick Uaron every bush itwseilong time Irefore the Protestants were ever heard of. or that ' e'l—high hanging ...

... Rev. W. Haoclipfr, of Wariekh, Devon, for firing and wounding a girl of jears old, named Maria Hicks, who was plucking blackberries. The plantation in which the was committed, adjoined a garden occupied the girl s lather ; there was no fence or other ...

... who is to ha promoted Protest int Catholic. Within even these latter times, when Protestant grievances are thicker than blackberries, is it not a fact that men have been raised to high legal stations, put above their superiors, merely because they were ...

... and four o’clock near Blackberry-lane, going towards Rathmines ; looked very sharp them, and saw no sticks or anything in their hands ; one r»f them was about the height of the deceased shortly after met a young man at Blackberry-lane, was walking smart ...