... the neighbourhood of Whorhon. The discovery was made a party of boys who had wandered there for the purpose of gathering blackberries. There could no mistake about the matter—they actually saw the body, and the gaberlunzielike dress in which it was clothed“ ...

... poor man with one leg escaped by miracle losing that one, and, as it is, is morn hurt; lady much cat, and braises are like blackberries. M As soon 1 taw sufficient people attending the I sent old gentleman, with a terribly crushed hat, one way with a red ...

... To this letter, Mr. Black, on the 21stofAprU ( wrote the following reply“ Reasons, my dew® Falstaff says, are plenty as blackberries; ul will give no man reason on compulsion. you to Canon 101— No license shall be raD , bu . such persons as be of good ...

... amonut of 10,000/. to be hand supply the dv ficieocy of food now inevitable from the disease among the potato* —Scott man. Blackberries —This favoorite wild fruit is very abundant this year. The editor the Lirtrnool limes says the wife and children of labourer ...

... Tottenliam court-road. el did so, and he couldn't find the Mr. Smith there, though Smiths, your honour, were plentiful as blackberries autumn. From Tottenham-court road drives the Stretton-ground, Vestminster, from there to the Doverroad, from the Dover-road ...

... them, itreems en Require certificetre ali, if the .P®”' **h t estended to the sery wbow mt«wrt rt^mlßht HVrt’™ « tck „ blackberries in all the markets the world, iflhe certificaiee .reMh.henceforthsi*n^b, ihn«*nnlr whose interesta are concerned jo girmg ...

... that he out with bis gun for purpose amutu g shotting small bird.* in the fields dating the af emuon. was gathering some blackberries a when, not being able re.ch one of the branches, the rmfortunatu man iuiprudcutly endeavoured reach it with the butt end ...

... success of General Tom Thumb’s visit our shores, one may reasonably conclude that dwarfs are not quite so plentiful as blackberries, and yet at Kiahorn of Applecross, there is a family of that genus, each of them being less dimensions than and proportionate ...

... understand that, last night, some o lower order of the party exhibited a fac simile of lris broken heads were as thick as blackberries. Worcester of Wednesday. . Ecclesiastical Commission (Ireland)—* f yJJ*. from report of the Ecclesiastical Commissioner ...

... Admiral Sir Charles Rowley good seri vice pension of per falls the patronage of • the Earl of Haddington. The common English blackberry thorn improves in appearance on transplantation the Australian colonies; but we believe has not yet fruited either here ...

... terrace wdK which support ca.'h its plateau wine-producing land. Villages dot either bank, towers and churches are plentiful blackberries, and the voyager in jnrticnl.r n.,;ic-*a t’to curioui sq i vre keep built in the c-n of the Rhine, above Üborysscl, sort ...

... Macgregor—pine; M'lntosh—boxwood; Mackay—bullrueh; M Kenxie—deer grass: M Kinnon—St. John’s wort; M Lachlan—mountain ash; M Lean—blackberry heath; M Leod—red wortle berries; M Nab—rose back berries: .M'Neil—seaware; M4Pherson—variegated boxwood; M Qaarrie—black ...