... Commissioners that they were to praise the Plymouth Corporation, where voters in the Bedford interest were as plenty as blackberries and, by implication dispraise a particular Corporation, in a city where there happens to be a Cathedral and a Bishop, and ...

... 12, with a thild, accompanied by two little girls, ewton and Mary Bennett, set from their St liullocksosithy, to gather blackberries. went as far as Norbury Hollow, where there old coal pit, Brook Pit, which haring shnustesi twenty years ago, is railed ...

... child, occompanied by two little girls, Jane Newtno mad Marl Bennett, set off from their homes at Bollocitemb y, to gather blackberries. They went as far as Ilarbury Hollow, where there I. an old coil pit, Brook Pit, which having been exhausted twisty years ...

... German papers are full of article* relating to this camp, which seems to have excited intense hrtercst all through Germany. Blackberry Jam —A correspondent points to the advantages which this sweetmeat possesses over the more extensive preserver.—. She says ...

... stocks bees and lbs. of the finest honey-comb, worth between live and pounds. VIRTUES HLACEBERRIES. -Tbe common bramble blackberry, preserved m jam, or taken from tbe bramble, is recommended as of great assistance to persona troubled with tbe gravel. ...

... p n e e r s ao lad n 2; 11 % IJ 5 6 , d 0 in their outside shell, 3s to Os; Elderberries, in clitsterS,rel,, lo co and Blackberries, 2s to 45 per bushel basket; picked E lder to 2s per gallon. Supply of Turnips but limited; of moderately good. Trade, ...

... pel . Co r 45 to 10s each—Peaches, 2s to 7s; Nectarines, is 6d to 4d to Is; and Sweet Oranges, 35 to 4a per dozen — and Blackberries, 2s to 4s per bushel basket; picked El ia tero' In their outside shell, Is to ss; Elderberries, in ci de rber' i . or•ole ...

... Is; and Sweet Oranges, 3s to 4s per dozen—Engl ish In their outside shell, 3s to ss; Elderberries, in cluste!' r ees, and Blackberries, 2s to 4s per bushel basket; p i c k e d Eld , er ' to 2s per gallon. Supply of Tu rni p s but lim i te d ; ~, 0 _ v , ...

... if actors are not to be procured, authors are, for it must be admitted they swarm on the theatrical tree as plentiful as blackberries in a hedge. Indeed, it we are correct in our information, Morris possesses no less than three in his company, viz., Thompson ...

... child, accompanied by two little girls, Jane Newton and Mary Bennett, set off from their Domes at Bullocismithy, to gather blackberries. They went as far as Norbory Hollow, where there is an old coal pit, Brook pit, which having been exhausted twenty years ...

... outside fold- found at the house of a female where the prisoners do, 'J do, the - Beelford interee- rwere as plenty as blackberries, and, stake shoved into the room. Captain Rtrieken made four 'had lodged. This' house was . described as a receptacle for ...