... strawberries, quite ripe, have been gathered on Stoke Hill, and other places in the neighbourhood of Exeter. On Christmas day blackberries in fine blossom, also some just set, green, red, and perfectly ripe, were gathered on Stoke Hill, by Mr. W. Grant and Mr ...

... country 20/., independent of personal bounty of 4/.—-a sum greatly too much at the present period, when men are plentiful as blackberries, for procuring recruits for the well-fed, well-clothed, well-paid, well-pensioned, and, in these piping times of peace ...

... thousands. We have cheap trips of all sorts, and those to London, Birmingham, Bristol, and Hull, are common and*' plenty as blackberries. Similar projects in the direction of Portugal, Spain, Italy, and Greece will now become equally so, a jaunt to Paris ...

... fruits various kinds are fully ripe, and the apple orchards vary the checrful scene, and blackberries cluster in the hedges. Who, that ever gathered the wild blackberry, does not vividly recall to mind the pleasure of rambling in a fine August morning through ...

... There was a large number of Pigs penned which plainly showed that potatoes were plentiful' : There was a large quantity of Blackberries on sale! were surprised on going into the Green, the afternoon, m a it«ia-eDfifi« work, wheat: belonged to Mr. Blaadford ...

... about 1000. There cannot lie a more primitive soil for an estate occupied for centuries by a family distinction. The wild blackberry grows in the middle of what called the lawn ; and the whole place is, or rather was (for some improvements have been made) ...

... court-road. . Veil, 1 did so, and could'nt find the Mr. Smith vauted there: though Smiths, your were as ! plentiful as blackberries in autumn. From , ham-court-road 1 drives (he to Strntton( ground, Vestminster, fiom there the Dover-road, • from the ...

... Intelligencer mentions the circumstance of a lad at Idle, named Daniel Firth, meeting his death from eating a great quantity blackberries. At the Bucks Michaelmas Sessions, Williani Alartin was found guilty of the heinous offence of robbing his master C. S ...

... tailor, this town, was drowned on Thursday last, in a well near Drew's Pond. The little fellow, with some other children, was blackberry gathering, and attracted by the/ruit, attempted to cross a well covered some years ago, of the planks gave way, aud he was ...

... billiard-room and library were closed. Strolled as far Broad water-common. by a crooked stick, amused myself with picking blackberries. Broke off fine branch with fr.it, which fell on the other side ' f the ditch.— Went round two fields to get at it. When ...

... Chancellor's Equity be read again ? Sir Charles Flower, reading the above interrogatory, exclaimed, That Bill like ripe blackberry/' How so? •aid Rogers. Why, says Sir Charlea, rt will never again. It is said that large stnres corn, and a great ...

... Law relating to Larceny. TK?fi ,M el,Ur3r re P° , if - ston of the about be tn memory the late lamented Duchess of Ant- Blackberry Hill, by his Royal the Dulce York, who, oa the conclusion of •l ,o hands expressively with the Duke : both appeared deeply ...