... his behalf and the prisoner, on being asked, consented to accept of Mr. Yates' services. John Hughes a bricklayer, living Blackberry street, said, I was passing Leveson street Wednesday, about noon. I saw a boy peeping through the keyhole. I got over the ...

... Monthly Magazine.] The ingrntitmle of tbe poor is proverb among the rich, and yet io spite it find philanthropists as plenty blackberries. Tbe days of* prison discipline and Magdalene qualifying are upon tbe wane; the Rev. C.C. Smith like a thing forgotten ...

... applause' and promises Favourite tne public farce of followed which the and Belle were caricatured Mr and Mrs in and Betty Blackberry ' Richer performances were very best and with elegance and grace which sets competition defiance We understand to perform ...

... been shot in a duel, some years since, with Huey, sen. Last week, child whose parents residual Poole, was engaged picking blackberries ; on its return hume, it was taken ill, is supposed from surfeit, and died in a few hours. Last week, bunch of grape* was ...

... father is gardener, and cottage and garden adjoiningo plantation of Mr. RadclilTe’s. On the 4ih of September she was picking blackberries in the plantation; the prisoner came n'*ar hrr and used very bad to her and then tired two s the hist sfrock her in the ...

... persons : found drowned a w foot : the circumstan are rather remarkab feet dee feet two well nine five inches in a w suppose blackberries the parish man kil at Lovingtori er for this Paunce-cr of this ell ter three fter top s in heighr i-iers he Lyd-fallen ...

... gathering rics. In the fields they met a little boy named Pentecost, who was very civil, and assisted in gathering the blackberries. They continued so employed till three o'cloi k, when the prisoners, whom pros-ocutiix had never seen before, joined them ...

... method of cleaning fort and wools, used in the manufacture of hats, from kemps and baits. It is asserted that the juice of blackberries has, in several instances, cured the dropsy. The method of taking the juice about quarter of a pint for three or four ...

... far more costly, the excellent taste and good feeling this gentleman has introduced some cuttings of the common English blackberry. Nearly two years since, we stated, on the authority of a highly-respectable tradesman of Bath, who could vouch for the ...

... recovery of the penalty of 10 80s for each offence and in default of committed to the -correction for As this is the for blackberries corresponded wishes to Inform the public juice of fruit about quarter of pint for three or four successive mornings several ...

... wheat crop in Miramichi. The ravages of the weevil have been so extensive, that farmers are mowing the wheat for fodder. Blackberries are very abundant this year. The editor of the Liverpool Times says that the wife and children of labourer on his farm ...

... lend such a State to repudiate her debts. A I Dwarfs— .t Gcm-ml T,. , , ~,'O . o conclude that dwarf-; -re e:n, , a » blackberries, and vet, at Kishorn ' ntiful is family that genus, each,,, slons than and as proportionate Tom The these pigmies (John ...