... repeal of the Malt-tax now NN ?l- multiply on all hands; indeed as Sir John Falstaff hail, ing says, they are as plenty as blackberries, and we 4th, A are willing to render them even 1on compulsion, if a ti7 Om needs be, for the purpose of convincing the ...

... notice to quit ' without rhyme or reason, but that was a great mistake, for really good tenants were not as plentiful at blackberries, and when landlords once met with them they were very anxious to retain them on their estates. In the great majority of ...

... choir visited the cave where the fine old crusted port w r's formerly lay in silent state. The wood was next visited; * n- blackberrying and botanising were the order of the ramble. re -Tea having been duly attended to, game on the lawn was ti rs, gone through; ...

... Derbyshire, Sept. 27, 18566. lo In each of the four corners of the cover, are carved ao branches of oak, ivy, hawthorn, and blackberry; on the do' under side of the book is the monogram, C.R.C., with pot a vine creeping round it. The first page has on ...

... be- fore the authorities. The youth deposed that he and several other youths were on the Shobnall-road, on the day nansed, blackberry gathering; and in consequence of what a woman had told them he and one of his companions went into a plantation. While there ...

... the sitna- of tion.-Ecoaomast. le On Thursday afternoon a little boy and girl, aged 11 and id 9 respectively, went out blackberrying. They made their way into Handsworth Wood, near Birmingham, and were he busy in their search for the berries, when something ...

... valued ait S 1I a peniny, from hlis, ?? atL Boult on, oii tho 24th Sopt.-The a' Liidlefntdantt, Nvlio bvadbeein galthiering blackberries, had thriown el iaway the turnips wvise ?? ?? said he ti bhad 110 wish to laness th6 catse against the detfiidantitas tie ...

... would be taken from under their I l- feet. h t Reasons why this tax should not be remitted are st be as plentiful as blackberries-there is not one in rt a; favour of Mr. LOWE'S course. If hawkers were re- 01 lY sponsible members of society; if their ...

... at the tiat she had bought the pat rabbits, but to-day her statement was that she found them boZ utnderneath a hedge when blackberry gathering. She was age fined 40s. and Os. Gd. costs, or two months' imprisonment. acb Frederick Cress and Abraham Ewers ...

... cellent personage and s Lubbock or Lammas Day;` l i. then the Telegraph suggests a Blue-bell Day in June d and a ?? Blackberry Day in October; and a Prim- l rose and Violet Day in March, it says, would not be h at all a had idea. It makes no allusion ...

... brother endeavoured to get him out, ti *s and also fell in, and both were drowned. The elder boy n is lad been gathering blackberries, and the youtger brother, n along with a little sister, five years of age. had played IE truant' from St. Androw's School ...

... climate of this part of Kent is 1 remarkably good, and fruit culture the staple trade. The I bodgerows are overrun with blackberries and wild rasp- bernes, amidst which are growing in abundance damson, plum, and walnut trees. Uverywbere may be seen gangs ...