... been good time fo the mangolds and apples—of the good bearing, and consequently much sunny days have been ripening the the blackberry bushes have been putting Mr. Dulling has some with the \ and others in blossom. The rooks and arr it spring rather tuan ...

... HIGHAMPTON. On Friday Mr. J. G. J. Stevens, of Barnstaple, picked a quantity of fine blackberries this parish. Accident. —On Friday Wombwell's Menagerie was proceeding from Hatherleigh—where it had been exhibiting the day previously—to Sheepwrsh, one ...

... cook named Hawkins, who was charged with an a6S» a 12 year old daughter of Mr Fred Manl* ' agent.—The girl told the Bench blackberrying the New Cut on Saturd»; { V «he met prisoner, who suggested going Wood on the other side the road j way home. threw her ...

... assaulting Sarah Manley, young married woman, tho 11th inst. complainant stated that ou the day question she was picking blackberries from a hedge Mrs. Burrows' house, at Gowoll, Hemyock parish. Mrs. Burrows came out and ordered her off. She did not go ...

... PLYMOUTH SCHOONER ASHORE AT HARTLAND. On Thursday night the Star of Peace, schooner, of Plymouth, went ashore at Blackberry Cliffs, Hartland. On Friday morning Wm. Stevens (master) and the crew, four in number, of the schooner Star of Peace (142 tons ...

... little deubt, and those who desire to pass evening's delightful enjoyment will do well to witness',, Blackberries '* and Turned Up. Blackberries, a one-act comedy-drama, was first pro- duced at the Prince of W ales Theatre, Liverpool, on 14th June ...

... sorrow for the offence, and said that she drank only two glasses of ale, which was given her a lady who purchased some blackberries from her. The Bench, taking into consideration that defendant had been locked up since Saturday, adjourned the case for ...

... heather, and rushes iv the bottoms. The blackberries referred were probably black cherries, or Devonshire which are generally retailed about the price mentioned. The idea of country people paying 4d a pound for blackberries in a place where they could pick any ...

... HARTLAND. telegram received from Bideford last evening stated that the Star of Peace, schooner, of Plymouth, has gone ashore at Blackberry Cliffs, Hartland. to last evening there was no news of the crew. | later telegram says:—Yesterday morning Wm. Steven3 ' ...

... and they will be pnt rip again subsequent date. Blackberries and the Foot-and-Mouth ease.— It having been mentioned that there a danger the public being affected with above disease through eating blackberries to whioh the contagion might have been conveyed ...

... Burgeons of We received yesterc'ay from Mr Gray, of Beedle's Terrace, a ripe bh.ckberty picked by him on the Canal Banks. The blackberry, a remarkably fine one, is garrounded a number of small green specimens, which it has so easily outstripped in tbe raca ...

... Reports have now been sent in, and may be said to be of really seriens character. Tins of pumpkins, pears, peas, mushrooms, blackberries, salmon, apples, peaches, cherries, beans, milk, pineapples, and various other articles have been chemically tested, and ...