... and other villages in the county have dt deserted their stocking frames and betook themselves er to the woods to gathier blackberries, for which they Pr find a ready market in Leicester, and realise more ra by this means than they can at their usual occupa- ...

... Desford and other villages in the county have G deserted their stocking framesand betook themselves e to the woods to gather blackberries, for which they P find a ready market in Leicester, and realise more r by this means than they can at their usual occupa- ...

... Desford and ot~ier villages in the County have d deserted their stocking framesand betook themselves e to the woods to gather blackberries, for which they P find a ready niarket in Lcicester, and realise more rs1 by this means than they can at their usual occupa ...

... There cannot be -a more primitive soil for ly an estate occupied for centuries by a family of dis- e tinction. The wild blackberry grows in the middle of fwhat is-called the lawn.; and the whole place is, t. or rathler -wAS (forsome-inprovements have ...

... There cannot be a more primitive soil for ain estate occupietl for centuries by a family of' dis. It tinution. 'The wild blackberry grows in the middle in of what is called the lawn ;-and the whole place is, gt or rather was (for some im~provements have ...

... had, they must ?? hold their tongues; wwhile murders, accidents, escapes and ad- ventures, instead of beinig plenty as blackberries, would be as y rare as the cuckoo in June. .I must live, exclaimed a starv- eing poet to his patron. * I id, not see ...

... Mexico is I n the old story of the wolf and 6se lamb. Jonathan is, the strongest, and being so finds reasons as plentiful as blackberries for ravaging his brother's territories s with fire and sword. We do notadmirb the Mexican 9 character, and certainly we ...

... nj the old story of the wolf and tire lamb. Jonathan is i the strangest, and being so finds reasons as plentiful tl as blackberries for ravaging Iris brotirer's territories S with fire and sword. We do not admire the Mexican character, and certainly we ...

... of t hem, a stigma which is not irorne out by the evidence. CUL^TIVATION 05' TulE B1seenaRnv.-It is proposed h hat the blackberry shall be brought into general cul- c. ivatio. It is highly serviceable for domestic pur- . peae, and very economical and ...

... the wiseal grown on the Trentside last a: year, has not yet been thrashed out. Corn stacks are nearly its as plentiful as blackberries tn autumn. ad LOUTH. ig TEA MEETINeG.-On Thursday evening last week, atea'4meet- I lag of the Independent Order of Odd ...

... RBcchdale Petty Sessions, a f few days ago, James Wild, an aged mean, was convicted a of the heinous offenea of gatherirg blackberries on Teadl's hills, on the estate of Lord Sufficid-fined ten shilling, and coats, and In default of payment, com. mitted ...

... Patty Seseions, a 'Of -fw days .ij0, ;iamoI Wild, an sged man, was convicted 02 of tho - heizous L o4enoc of gatherlng blackberries on '5Tandle hills, on- the estate of Lord Suffield-fined ton ch~ling - eid oat,- ad I defultof mayment. com. ker Tr zutri- ...