... the first season. All the performers were in high spirits with their parts. Edwin's Jemmy Jumps, and Mrs. Mattock( Betty Blackberry, were the highest treat the public had been gratified with for some time. Blanchard sung ray Ploughboy and Harley my song ...

... tourist seated himetlf in the only apart- ment the inn contai ne d, i n w hi c h was a bed, two goats, a large stack of blackberries for feeding t h e mules, and the , hostess, ,Mete we are enlightened as M the sail blunder which the Engilah are apt to ...

... There are some strange reasons offered to you why yot) should support the Captain—and when reasons are as ? len* tiful as blackberries, as the newspapers say, one is as good as a thousand. The Editor of a Saturday paper, this town, tells us, that Mr. Stanley's ...

... 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. ...

... select dined together with his Worship the Mayor in the very venerable the Town Hall, where compliments were as plenty as blackberries ; and the un-select dined where they could, and got drunk at their own cost—which is but fair, now that the election was ...

... 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 ...

... attempt, to become an ad. Isnot (be party. There are some strange reasons a s should support the Captain ; and when rase blackberries, is the newspapers say, ode es as good en a.tf The editor of a paper in this. town tells Mr. Sander's ninon are handsome--that ...

... Devaughn, who cultivated a field or two there. Into these fields last Sunday, strayed several boys from the city, in search of blackberries, among whom was a sou of Mr. Martin. They were pursued Devaughn, roughly handled, and the hat and basket taken from young ...

... on Currants and Cherries, And roving through Strawbetry Beds with delight, I thought not of Autumn's Grapes, Nuts, and Blackberries, Nor of Ivy decked Winter cold shivering in white. The Chestnuts I picked up and flung in the fires, The Evergreens gathered ...

... they would indulge itisafety, between four wa lls. Really, this is very like the legislation of a school-mistress. As the blackberry season is fast approaching, we trust that those who venture upon stripping the hedges may not be way-l a id by so m e suburban ...

... they would indulge in safety, between four walls. Really, this is very like the legislation of a school-mistress. As the blackberry season is fast approaching, we trust that those who venture upon stripping the hedges may not be way-laid by some suburban ...

... they would indulge in safety, between four walls. Rea)ly, this is very like the legislation of a school-mistress. As the blackberry season is fast approaching, we trust that those who venture upon stripping the hedges may not be way-laid by some suburban ...