... fortnight or thi weeks, And the comings of the clergy were 0 T.the fom and far — Now, however, clergymen are as plentiful as blackberrie The time for and two might be found for every Tl revisal is come, as regards the services and rubrics. Bishops should no ...

... Codriagton’s Conservative, aged, . The Yeomanry of —sovs. added toa Sweepstakes of 5 sovs. each. — — 12st. each. Mr. Datton’s Blackberry . Mr. ch. h. Valean In of Coium)ine and Ivanhoe running on the wrong ise Huaters’ Stakes of 5 sows. each. Three miles ...

... of oak timber at Dunster, a tree, 56 feet in length and 14 in circumference, sold for patent has been taken out for using blackberry bushes in the process of tanning leather.—Lord Tavistock has taken the Oakley hounds, and Mr. George Payne continues the ...

... most unquestionable proofs of having been formed coral insects; and the liectnrer mentioned, that he had examined a rock in Blackberry Hill, near Stoke Park, one of the highest in Herefordshire, where magnificent section of an old coral reef (a specimen of ...

... Spaia. This import ler a flea-bite; but an improved system in th al countries may yet make fat neat cattle as plent ay as blackberries. As to salted provisions, the present s' the of the market is still less fit to serve as a guide to wh¢ ey in will be in ...

... to boiled again and put in cas! The colour of wine is often produce an excellent wine. rendered darker by a mixtu re of blackberries with the grapes.— Loudon’s M —Captain James Ross Sea Expepition discovery to the South has returned from his voyage of ...

... League could not obtain a local candidate—the r sult would have been tHe same if they had ha Candidates as plentiful as blackberries. The Woodstock election was peculiar in a tremendous thrashing bestowed upon his Gra is of Marlborough, by the unsuccessful ...