... On Thursday, Mr. Samuel Thornton. of Great Budworth, Clieshire, to Miss Mary Hayes, Mount. street. On Wednesday week, at Blackberry. Mt. John Walton, Inaokbinder, of this town, to Mist Ellen Iligginson, of the former place. At Radford, on Monday, Mr. Abraham ...

... John Handford, of St. Thomas, near Exeter, cabinet maker, was returning from Cluislow to Canonteign, whilst gathering some blackberries by Ute way, he waa bit by a viper on ...

... inquest was held on the bodies on Wednesday, when it appeared that the deceased, in company with another child were getting blackberries from the hedge by the side of the canal, when one of them fell into the water, upon which the other went in and endeavoured ...

... deceased up and carry him home. The child cried very much, but afterwards went to sleep. On an aking he was sick and vomited blackberries, complaining very much that belly hurt him. On Saturday, the deceased said that he had struck the mare is it), a stick ...

... The hedges are no longer bright and blooming; the dog-rose and the honeysnckle uo longer bestow their fragrance, bat the blackberries hang in tipen- ing clusters about us, to afford a treat to tlie schoolboy and a meal to the linnet ; and the hips aod haws ...