... the Water, by Mr, Rvssecl. To which will he added, the Farce of Tills FA lilt. The Part of Jumps, by Mr. Russell. Berry Blackberry, Mrs. Dihdln. The Ntw Melo-Drame, TtKELI, is preparing, under the direction Mr. Comer v, the Theairc- Royai, Bath, whos ...

... making those delicious luxuries, gooseberry, duunpague, grape, raisin, currant, cherry, strawberry, orange, ginger, elder, blackberry, and almost numberless other varieties of English wines ; also ail those cordials, shrubs, compounds, and liqueurs, so pleasant ...

... but from the high price* asked, very few were sold. Wasps. —As five boys belonging to Newcastle, were last week gathering blackberries, one them happened to tread upon wasp’s nest, which irritated the winged tribe, that the whole body instantly sallied forth ...

... culprit sailed the same evening to New York, by the Caledonia steam-ship from Liverpool. Wine From tHe Common measures of ripe blackberry fruit, with one of honey and six of water. boiled and strained, and left to ferment, then boiled again and put in casks ...

... the name of Spooner, living Chester-place, in this tovv.i, received severe bite from adder Sunday last. bad been to get blackberries, in a field near Little Eaton, and while gathering them Ins attention was drawn to something moving in the bottom of the ...

... moot same town with him and his fathers before him all our days,—who from the same school, hunted the same hedges for blackberries and bicds’ nests, robbed the same orchards, and herded the same goats —how can we, my lord, with ali these endearing and ...

... kind that have heard of, connection with Bristol, but we arc informed, that, in the metropolis they are ** as plenty as blackberries ;” and, as cockney friend tells us, the bill of Lord Brougham and I'aw has proved but a measure to many an unlucky tailor ...

... walls, which support each its plateau of wine-producin; land. Vi dot cither bank, towers and churches are as plenty as blackberries, and the voyager in parti- cular notices the curious old square keep built in the centre of the Rhine, above Oberyssel ...

... milk was liberally dis- pensed among the little people. This, with a ramble over the hill and levying contributions on the blackberry bushes, formed a cheap luxury which the children evidently enjoyed most heartily, and in the evening they marched home in ...

... verdict of a physician, there was always the convenient broken heart to fall back upon, Broken hearts were then as plenty as blackberries. ‘* And some,”’ says Manfred, pleasantly enumerating the various Jisagreeables whereof people perish— And some of withered ...

... 40 million quarters, then if millions more were added from abroad, it clear that a bushel of com would cheap a bushel of blackberries, though it might have cost the grower or importer a guinea. On the contrary, let it be shown tliat only five millions could ...

... stroked down the pig’s ears, and brushed off the dust from it’s skin. “*Enagh, no! —Sure carriages here are as thick as blackberries, as swift as the swal- lows, and as heavy as a priest's curse: sorra a farthing ever get for restitution of my poor animal ...