... Express. A New Fruit.—lt would appear that a real novelty has, at last, been met with, in the form what is called a white blackberry. In a wild waste, in lat. deg. 3*) min. North, Mr. J. Shed Needham, of Danvers, Massachusetts, found the original growing ...

... of vast importance to the commercial and manufacturing district of which Belfast the centre; and reasons are as thick as blackberries’ why should endeavour to make the most the inclination exhibited by the Government to assist in this regard. Therefore ...

... this view of the matter, and straight picked up one Morgan, just if “good and safe men” were as plentiful in Shrewsbury as blackberries in the herlgerows, or as rogues in most places. The “good and safe man” was, however, cut short in his career of bribery ...

... of it s sweden, lost upon the rising generation, not to spe: »mob of full-grown philanthropists, who stud the o thick as blackberries, or find their peculiar l on by the benches of St. James’s. First, then, it i perfect Decree, to which none but a rebel ...

... changes of traiuing-ground, and ¢ engers by | horses, are, it seems, just ‘at this presen ut of one almost‘ plenty as_ blackberries.” Smith, i to go to heen, for the last three years, with Captai Lane, for whom he has been wondro uch he is be defen- cessful ...

... are from 4 to 1 per ceat sa letter Sir Cornewall Lewis began the line of preevdents which sitting at open windows eating blackberries. The Ras- low the Bank minimum, and holders of money ongat the inangurater A his Anouity Bill, Lord ! dervey, we say, in ...

... e of Vauban is not a work which should make Englishmen tremble for the future. France may construct forts as pleutiful blackberries along its coasts ; but there is great truth in some familiar lines about Britannia needing no bulwarks, and “no towers ...

... specific recommendation for usefulness. For instance, although chaff machines, of various descriptions, are almost numerous blackberries in autumn, it certainly not “chaffing” to say, that the one they exhibit worthy of special praise. At tire Manchester and ...

... appears that, Sunday, a parly of lads from the neighbourhood Richroond-bill, Leeds, went out into the country » gather blackberries. They were attracted by a dark purple fruit, and asked a firmer what it was ? His reply was, that it was the mulberry, ...

... way inferior to that received schools of much higher pretensions.— Communicated. Nature’s Anachronisms. —Blackberries in Ja; NUARY. Ripe blackberries were found, yesterday, ! growing hedge on the road to Carrickfergus. I Hon. Justice Champion.— We are enabled ...

... standing, E. G. HENDERSON & SON’S SEED CATALOGUE FOR 1859. Offered in Seed Packets of 6d, 2s 6d, ss, and 10s each* THE LAWTON BLACKBERRY, A new American Fruit, of remarkable vigour, aud immense bearer, 6d. Wellington Nursery. St. John's Wood, London. 6602 NOW ...

... point to one of the most skilnot the l?-ast important part of their system of self go- for the mother; and cowslip, elder, blackberry, and agriculturists in England one whose fields are culvernraent. (Hear.) It was also material part of mnshroom picking ...