... neighbour aud neighbour: shall ne'er ain'ss, if you'll only do Give but fair field for our labour. —We charily ask, tic. BLACKBERRY. ...

... of £13—just ss. a week. Many of tbe framework knitters, says tbe Leicestershire Mercury, bave left their work to gather blackberries more remunerative employment Eggs and batter are selling at very high prices in Brussels; fresh butter being almost double ...

... three guineas ton. At the beginuing of October the whole city will illuminated by gas.—[Tnis is one of the bonds of peace.] Blackberries. —This favourite wild fru t is very abundant this year. The editor of the ' Liverpool Times ' says the wife and children ...

... without intermission, continued with terrific grandeur. It is reported here that two womeu of Hatherleigh, who were picking blackberries, were struck dead hy the electric fluid. Many of our townsfolk, and others our adjoining parishes, bad tbat day taken a ...

... good-shaped cobs, and best ponies, were sold freely at good prices, some forest ponies making £ 8 each down to £3. Blackberry Jelly. —Blackberries (which are now aeascn) make a delicious jelly finer favour than that of any other fruit It made in the same manner ...

... compensation for the nothing to taken from tbem. As for our Pottingers, by Sir Robert Peel's account, they are plentiful as blackberries (though Chinese empires to open to us are not); and not week passes without the denial of just claims to reward for lasting ...

... Frcshfield has beta hinted at as likely to be forthcoming on the conservative At Kidderminster, candidates are thick as blackberries, far at least as speculation goes. Both sides have such choose from that they hare as yet been unable to selection. Until ...

... any intelligence of a decisive character from the capital. Rumours as to tbe intention of General Scott were as plenty as blackberries, bnt most of them as unpalatable to the man - troth as tbat wild fruit when io its sour and unripe Bate. last authentic ...

... has brought his wife and daughters, two pretty It is not in excursion Ps, ever, that you find beauties as tri itick os blackberries, ex- of public resort, cepting the juveniles. Always and at all times the children are lovely, at that group! beautiful ...

... —Tue Bua.— Far- he 2 racr’s wives of the old school say, that hens should never wa Howed to sit during the season that the blackberry is n blossom. There is an old saw to the same effect, which rans thus:- * Between the sickle and the scythe, What vou rear ...

... broken the regal* terrace walls, support each itt plateau of wine bud. Villages dot cither hank, towers aa p'entjfol a* blackberries. »nd the voyage partieabr not cc* tbe curious old square keep built it tbe cf the Rhine, above a sort rbivalric toll-bousr ...

... ofthe tiny tribe of feathered songsters? Who, well as I, loved to range thron-'h meadow and thicket, in quest of nuts and blackberries, regardless alike of scratches and bruises, but terribly afraid of snakes and vipers withal? seems as if it were but yesterday; ...