... mountain-thistle, and 'Julies, to which he is very partial—during the autumn devouring vast quantities of ripe cranberries, blackberries, raspberries, strawberries, cloud-berries, and other berriM common 10 the Scandinavian forests ; and there can be no doubt ...

... abundance of co*etures on the subject, I , and reasons for this extraordinary circunastance appear to be l as plentiful as blackberries ; lyet_the best and only methed of ascertaining the fact would be by opening the bore.,-- 1 G q-10 e. I Satirrday last ...

... abundance of conjectures on the subject, and reasons for this extraordinary circumstance appear to be as plentiful as blackberries; but the best and only method of ascertaining the fact would be by opening the bore. Boston Gazette. On Saturday last ...

... Lally Eve yrs., B.t. 2lb. ; Fl oubeau, four yrs., '7.t. 1011 ; four yrs., 7st, 91b. ; St. Nicholas, four yti. . rat. 61b. ; Blackberry, three pi., 6st. 211).—A good • tog is rxpertuil at Roclulair. ...

... 8-t. 7H».; Lady Vane. sv.s, 8*t.21b.! Flambeau, I yrs, 7--I. 101b.; Hazard, 4 ?? 91b. ; St. Nichols-, 4 yr = , 7-t. 51b. ; Blackberry, 3 \r-, 6-t. 21b. A good Meeting is expected at Rochdale. ...

... upiter, 6 yrs, 6st 10lb; fe t 1elb; aged, set 71 3 Lady Vane, Syrs, Sst rs, 7st 10ib ; Hazard. 4 yrs, 7st ; St. Nicholas, 4 Blackberry, 3 yrs, 6st2ib. A goed meeting is expected. DONCASTER MEETING. in Waspnespay.—Entry for the Cleveland Stakes of 25 lenly ...

... Equity Bill to be read again? Sir Charles Flower, on reading the above interrogatory, exclaimed, That Bill is like a ripe blackberry. How so 'l' said Rogers. Why, says Sir Charles, it will never be red again. The Commissioners of Bankrupts have ...

... be IP lIIIMI. 410. Mr W. Wymes ell Warr. 4yn (eyeing) I I I S Mr. W. Tensnos b f Nab. 3 yrs . . . I 4 Mr. Hoyles Blackberry, 1n . I . Sliver Cap. vans 111 via 11 ors, mesa M.N. Ma n. Mr. Orillklis eb g The Meek. aged . p I Mr. Lithreeseb ...