... said that the prisoners were 00 haf ath it, Yecng men of biyl respectable and peaceable charactor, who were a~t search of blackberries, and submitted that silthoer tht woo preoumptove evidearce, still it was cnt of ta lbtr rharacter to fix the fact of wantonly ...

... proved against him. They tell us that he is an obstiniate, self-willed, pig-headed person, who, if proofs were at plenty as blackberries, will not show himself an honest man upon compulsion; a gentleman who, though excessively honest, takes a morbid delight ...

... short one, particularly as at this period, and generally I during the next two months. play-goers are almost as numerous as blackberries are in the height of the season. George Barnwdli was the play; and seffi- aient is it to say, that George Barnzoell was ...

... -Co~t his acquaintance. Q. 0- (Brosepton) -Pineapplees, in that grave of Bngl-iotmess, Sierra Leone, are asspie1eifl aso blackberries ies Eogland. Jos. Tur.-ster clear ofkhim; he is a reysslar Jeremy Diddler. K ?? (St. Albans) .-Monoeereo, (the unicorn) ...

... ground abuts upon a planta- ;iit bv etween whichnd the garden there is nT fence. The ?? cateredthe plantation to gather blackberries, and had Itnliated ani ascent. when the gamekeeper made his I 11I apPetrance, and ordered her away. The girl, surpiised ...

... to file a bill against the execoator dor administrator. Short-haod writers and reporters are as plentiful ein London as blackberries are inl the eouniry;, you had better reinain a,.where you are. &M. . C.-In all the eases you put, it is a matter of discretion ...

... Everybody wants money-and it has been pretty mudie the same from the beginning-and yet the article mav be made as plentiful as blackberries, and quite as cheap. If men are destitute, or inconveniently short of cash, it is their own fault; flimsy is cheap enough ...

... gipsy, And lived upon the moors; Her bed it was the brown heath turf, And her house was out of doors. Her apples were Swart blackberries, Her currants pods o' broom; Her wine was dew of the wild white rose, Her book a churchyard tomb. Her brothers were the ...

... construct- ing a machine capable of striking off 10,000 copies of a newspaper within an hour. A strawberry perfectly ripe, and a blackberry nearly so, says the Cornwall Gazette, were gathered a few days since, on the grounds of Tresillian and Degembris in this ...

... the proposition should not be entertained. He said Lord Burghash had done much towards making fiddlers as plentiful as blackberries, and if they were to form such a school as that proposed by M. Bertrand, dancers would become as plentiful as fiddlers ...

... with the assistance of two large soup tureens, the numerous dishes were all displayed. We had, amningother lhxuies, fresh blackberries and bon-bons, the latter were rather dry, and had no doubt travelled far. Each man had a three pronged iron fork, and a ...