... E. Blewetl, evinces a mind well stored with scriptural knowledge, and is a production of more than oidiuary merit. Ripe blackberries were this week gathered from a bramble in Saltram woods: a singular proof of the genial atmosphere of this neighbourhood ...

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... iscreetly, advisedly and s0- Doncaster Baroncts,—At the present moment the order is at a discount ; berosets are as common as blackberries— they are something between the nubleman and the laced trom tleman, and in many cases so distantly both aa to pertake of ...

... Astor and Blancard’s, stole a quantity of sovereigns at each, and tben disappeared. This: summer they will be as plenty a3 blackberries. Each steamer will bring a fresh lot.—New York Paper, —-A man would do well! to carry a pencil in bis cket, and write down ...

... boiled again and put in casks to ferment, are said to un excellent wine. The colour of wine is often rendered darker by a of blackberries with the Expenses or THE States Govern- a table in the papers, it appears that the aggregate annual expenditure of the ...

... Tottesbam-couri-rusd.” Vel, 1 did 80, and he couldn’t Sud the Smith he vented there, though Smiths, your Lenour, were as as blackberries in autumn. From Tottenham-court- road Jj drives the gemman to Strettou-growad, Vestminster ; from thece to the Dover-ruau ...

... ) been to church; he was asked by Mr. Ley whether tbe Rev. Prebeadary Cornish, Vicar of Kenwyn, near they were picking blackberries or not? to which he Truro, and the honourable Mrs. Store, of Mount Rad- replied no, ther were stealing apples. His object ...

... neighbourhood of Whoriton. The dis- covery was made by & party of buys who bad wandered there for the purpose of guthering blackberries, There could be no mistake about the matter—they actually saw the body, and the gaberlunzielike dress in which it was clothed ...

... was time to have branches when they had finished the trunk line. It was well known that railways were getting as thick as blackberries, and that was the reason he did put wish to see the branches begun before the mainu-line was finished. If the result turned ...

... it| On the right hand, wear the head of the vale, ts another waterfall (for bercabouts the are nearly as plenti- ful as blackberries) called Khatader-cwin-dyli, and a little further down the valley are two huge fragments of rock, which attract attention ...

... and more icularly have wounds cxme two shots. While once pickis I advocated that system of education which would draw | blackberries in ber grounds, about two yeas no distinction between sects and denominations, (hear. Hayter, eho was very drunk eaid sf ...

... E OF MR. SHORE Ss hes and sermons on behalf of Mr. Shore are becoming as plentiful as blackberries, and such persons as take all for gospel which they hear in Dissenting -houses are running about in a state of unex- ampled phrenzy, begging of some and ...