... There are some strange reasons offered to you why you should support the Captain—and when reasons are as plentiful as blackberries, as the newspapers say, one is as good as a thousand. The Editor of a Saturday paper, in this town, tells us, that Mr. ...

... best n dined df togetheroll po possible t h cities.his Worship ree the very venerable the Town Hall, were as plenty as blackberries ; and t h h e r e r where m e s compliments e they could, and got drunk at their own Coat—which is but fair, now that the ...

... would have the poor believe inflicts a penalty of . five pounds upon any person who takes a single nut, apple, or even blackberry. We know that there are lawyers of considerable eminence who doubt whether this law is applicable to such cases at all; ...

... the Essex coast. Saturday sennight some boys who were rambling through the fields without St. Giles's-gates, in search of blackberries, discovered a female lying under a hedge, almost in a lifeless state. The circumstance was soon after communicated to the ...

... preserved ginger, carved oranges in syrup, green-gage, apricot, strawberry, ralpberry, currant, gooseberry, harberry,and blackberry jams ; black and red currant, barberry mid apple jelly green-gages, apri cot, plum, damson, peaches, quinces in quarters ...

... carved Oranges in syrup, preserved ginger, cherries, and raspberries, in jelly; green goo, apricot, barberry, raspberry, and blackberry jams, black and red currant and apple jelly, green gages, peaches, apricots, Plume, damsons in jelly, quinces and pears ...

... carved ranges in syrup, preserved ginger. cherries. and raspberries, in jelly ; green gage, apricot, barberry, raspberry, and blackberry jams, black and red currant and apole jelly, green gages, peaches, apricots, plums, damsons in jelly, quinces and pears ...

... cultivate the earth. Of course, therefore. I begin to look upon the rode landscape here, overgrown with barberry bushes, blackberry bushes, ground juniper, white weed, hemlock, thistles, and wild roses, very much as I should upon one of your delightful ...

... Handford, of St. Thomas, near this city, cabinet-maker, was returning from Christow to Canonteign, whilst gathering s9rne blackberries by the way, he was hit by a viper on the fore finger of his right hand ; it was afterwards killed, and was near three feet ...

... hence, on a road th at w i nds round the breast of a bill, through thick woods a n d l anes, a l most b owered over head. Blackberries were hanging by bushels, and 53 large as plums. it Was the dusk of as fine an evening as ever closed. The ten thousand ...

... deceased up and carry him home. The child cried very much, but atterwards went to sleep. On awaking he was sick, and vomited blackberries, complaining very much that his belly hurt him. On Saturday the deceased said that he had struck the mare with a stick ...

... oranges In syrup, preserved ginger, cherries and raspberries in jelly; green gage, apricot, barberry, raspberry, currant, and blackberry Jams; black and red currant, and apple jelly; green gages, peaches, apricots, plums, damsons in jelly; quinces and pears ...