... discovery cannot fail to be appre. elated hr all iron mastess. A discovery hue been made, and a patent taken out. for ming blackberry bushes is the prom, of lanais' leather. Should this prove a good sohstitste for oak hark. it will he of great importance ...

... Halifax, Mill !stealing therefrom six wonted pieces. On Thursday afternoon, a woman named Ann Norelitfe, was gathering blackberries by the aide of the feeding cont of Mansfield Mill, Siowerhy, belonging to Mr.Jellicorse, when her child (a fine girl about ...

... for such an aceitlent is nu trifle the woods; but after' wandering op and town' like the two babes, with even the of a blackberry, the heave= frowning and the surroamoling (weld *alkali, nal, we thecorered a hot, and • tiding at the pia; entered and ...