... several patients from the effects of arsenic incessant administration of magnesia and opium. As ;liis is the season for blackberries, cor[ respondent wishes us to inform the }>üblic, that the juice of that fruit tabout a quarter of pint, for three or four ...

... presumed, no standing com will imped# his pursuit of game when found. As the season fast advancing: for the ripening of blackberries, a correspondent, who about a month sinte recommended the use of them in eases dropsy, stone, and gravel, wishes call the ...

... 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 ...

... wishes to remind persons suffering from dropsical and gravelly complaints, that the present is the blackberry season, and that the juice of blackberries is very efficacious the relief and cure of such disorders. IVnrts—Take an apple and cut it and rub ...

... when convenient, money runs Uncommon short just now. Lamentable Superstition.—A speciesof blight or grab has settled on the blackberry leaves, gnawing them in a serpentine manner, so that the dead fibre shows through the remaining green. It will hardly credited ...

... criterions of the quality of the soil. These latter were every where bedecked with the blossoms of the honeysuckle, the blackberry, and the wild rose; while the banks on which they grow are covered with the bachelor's button, the foxg]ove, the pinkeye ...

... detached on every part but its base, exhibiting the segment pulpit, and most superbly decorated with crystalline matter. Blackberry Jam Correspondent says, I am the mother of large family, arid from my own experience can affirm that I have found this ...

... Advertiser■. Thursday morning last some children, who were rambling through the fields nefir Kingston-upou-Thames in search of blackberries, discovered in hedge, considerable distance from the main road, a young woman, almost perfectly insensible, and pearly ...

... 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 ...

... yon, in sobstance! untie*. 1 Mr. Doke cnes oot for arguments ! and if reasons, as Shakespeare says, were plenty as blackberries. Mr. Bowles would give ««• air. Bowles has done worse; for will neither, it seems, enter the arena the Gentleman Magazine ...

... Before the child couid Uken on nl v minutes, it was suffocated. • 0 A few days since while a workman w™ «r-» thenng blackberries between Christow and ('&nmit he had one of his fingers bitten by^ nrf,! 1 ,c ptac ' hidi ™ A cube of gold, of little ...

... 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 ...