... election had cost him £40,000, wdiile they all knew that elections costing from £5,000 to £10,000 were as plentiful as blackberries. Now, he had had the excitement of an election, the luxury of a petition, and tlie further indulgence of a commission, ...

... Days and \Vinfer Nights, The Vacant Throne and it's Claimants, tale of the times of Robert Bruce.—Buds and Blossoms, The Blackberry Gathering. Elementary Catechism, British Empire. —Elementary Manual, Physical Geography. The two latter works are good school ...

... pieces wood from stack belonging Mr. J. Smart, of Great ftlunden. They were seen near a hedge, and said they were getting blackberries and meant to have sonic turnips too. Coui- mitted for trial. . . John Argent was charged with stealing pair ol chain traces ...

... dear, and it comes back to question price after all. Some people have au idea that wheat grows itself, in the hedges, like blackberries, and have 110 idea of a leg mutton until they see it the table (cheers) ; but tell yoa whenever wheat a very low price ...

... Sear arid so it comes back to a question of price after all 'Somepeople have an idea that wheat grows 0 the hedges, like blackberries, and have no den of lei of mutton until they see it the table cheeks) ; but I tell you whenever wheat is at a very oTrSce ...

... was a great favourite.— Dumfries Courier. Discovery of a Supposed Suicide.—On Tuesday afternoon, while some boys were blackberrying in Annerley-wood, the property of Mr. Rogers, one of them, youth named Osbom, got into a close thicket to pluck some of ...

... Sessions, held on Friday last, a little boy named Trcbern was mulcted in the sum of 75., including expenses, for picking four blackberries from the hedge neighbouring gardener; and two other youths had to pay 10s. each for gathering huts on the lands in the ...

... leather purses, and The nr er articles all of which he produced. silver pencil cases, bu a tree ' and no doubt the l^neTS^& blackberries found them. The bed - and Son? - e had picked ferns and made a pointed E Forest for the last week. He Tperson and there ...

... heliotropes, &c. Mise Micklsy showed a curious and very nice collection of wild fraits, about thirty-four varieties, inclading blackberries, de wberries, sloes, ivy berries, honeysuckle, lime, crab app'es, wild aram, deadly nightshade, yew, nuts, horse chesnuts ...

... heliotropes, Ac. Misa Mickliy showed a curious and very nice collection of wild fruits, about thirty-four varieties, including blackberries, dewberries, sloes, ivy berries, honeysuckle, lime, crab apples, wild aram, deadly nightshade, yew, nuts, horse chesnnts ...

... the required strength. This Starch hoitld used when warm. Blackeurt Jam.—A cheap wholesome food for children. Boil the blackberries, with half their weight of coarse brown sugar, for three-quarters of hour (an hour longer if the berries have beeu gathered ...

... required strength. This Starch hould be used when warm. Blackbukt Jam.—A cheap and wholesome food for children. Boil tbe blackberries, with halt their weight of coarse brown sugar, for three-quarters of an hour (au hour longer if the berries have been gathered ...