... Major — -— Brunswieker Mr. Dowbiggin's by Figaro Mr. B.iiley's Utrecht Mr. Foljambe's by Whisker Mr. Houldsworth's Beagle Blackberry Mr. Leigh's by Whisker Lord Sligo's Brine Canker Mr. Peirse's Tip Mr. Watt's Apantador Doctor Aloroso Mr. Wormald's Bullet ...

... cleaver. 1 rfW very roughly liandled for bearing a common P-^Jfjl-o Shakspeare (in my native county Shakspeares are -*u ( as blackberries). My humble but honest j, i^l* 8 the name, and, as I had never disgraced it, I did Ja necessary to change it when, ...

... affixed* to the Shutter. - . * ' The prisoners both denied the charge, and said that they had been in the country gathering blackberries, and, being tired, bad laid themselves down to sleep, and, on waking, they were making the best their way home, when, coming ...

... scene of bustle and gaiety. Every thing is looking up — from a three bedded room, (and they are now as plentiful as blackberries,) to asparagus and new potatoes. To make hay while the sun shines, has ever been the motto of the good folks of the ...

... the prosecutor, a lad, ahout 15 years ■ old, it appeared that he was walking with another boy at | Highgate, looking for blackberries, when several idle boys, I among whom were the prisoners, ascosted them, and in an I impudent manner demanded their money ...

... with one leg escaped by a miracle losing that one, and, as it is, is much hurt; a lady is much cut, and bruises are like blackberries. As soon as I saw sufficient people attending the wounded I sent an old gentleman, with a terribly crushed liat, one way ...

... t grain : it is likewise the case with fruit, from the **%£ cherries, which we have had now on the table for six ?? to blackberries; immense quantities are exposed daily ' our market. Beans and cucumbers are very fine, and •* at moderate prices. The vintage ...

... the defendants for their de- Ruddle said that on the day in question, he and Pearse had be. en t0 the Forest to gather blackberries t.o make a pad jjng ; the dogs were with them, but so far trom having set the dogs to run down a hare, they knr jtv nothing ...

... progress for sume time past, as not only the coffin of her Grace is removed from the church at Bottesford to the tomb on Blackberry-hill, but those of the three Dukes of Rat- land, the 'renowned Marquis of Granby, with the va- rious members of their families ...

... Brighton, March 31. The local occurrences connected with the f»*hire of_ the bank of Messrs. Wigney are as pleuty as blackberries, and furnish almost the only theme for conversation among the inhabitants. In the ,S ...

... and quite like that of Englaud. The highest point the thermometer had reached since the troops landed was 84 degrees. Blackberries, the common Scotch fir, sorrell, rosemary, lettuces, turnips, wal- nuts, magpies, blackbirds, larks, &c. are mentioned ...

... Figaro— Tamboff's dam .Mr. Foljambe'- br i'by Whisker, dam by Walton Mr. Hopldswerth's li c Beagle, by Whal'ehone ■ br f Blackberry, by Sherwood Mr. Leigh's f by Whisker — Brenda Lord Sligo's br c Brine, by WaxyfPope_ be Canker Mr. Peirsc's eh c Tip, by ...