... diagrams, usathematical iilcts, and philosophical nuMTiation* the relations between the moon and tide, were as plentiful blackberries,” provided for the Amateurs the IVowoners, who reaped a plentiful l.ar«est by their Lire and sa>. At nineteen past one ...

... measures ripe blackberry fruit, with one of ami six water, boilafl and strained, and left ferment, boiled again and put in casks tu ferment, said (o produce so excel* lent Tba colour of wine is often rendered darker mixture of blackberries with the grapes ...

... af«. Patchan oo the preceding Saturday ** a bUcskrr?* mg. and a little boy named i'eofecoat, *► •isted them gathering blackberrie*. Tb« ** pnaonera, whom she had oceer seen before. ** ...

... Sir Robert Peel is, of course, quite safe. Electios Rumours at Birm Ingram.—Rumours of candidates are as pleutiful as blackberries. Mr. Joseph Hume, Mr. Roebuck, and Lord Lincoln have been spoken ofbut we are confidently assured that a feeler has been ...

... with the assistance of two large soup tureens, the numerous dishes were all displayed. We had, among other luxuries, fresh blackberries and bon-bons, the latter were rather dry, and bad no doubt travelled far. Kach roan had a three-pronged iron fork, case ...

... year* younger than herself, accompanied two little girls, were the Water I,ane, Frankwell, on their wav home from gathering blackberries. The child and her brother went with the defendant, the two other little girls leaving them and coming towards home. The ...

... of mahri tusly woundiug girl sixteen, daughter of one Mr. Kadcliffe's tenants. The girl had entered plantation to pluck blackberries ; Ilayter ordered hr away, and she munedutely obeyed bun but as she was going, be bred both barrels of gun her, portion ...