... simmons to answer a complaint made against bim by the M. G. W. Railway Company, for leaving a gate on the railway-crossing at Blackberry-lane open on the 4th of the present month, John Loton, a milesman on the line, deposed to having seen Finneran on the day ...

... correct practice agriculture might bo taught, and from whonco clever fellows would be sure issue, as thick as sloes or blackberries. And why not ? Such an institution would cost nothing except the rent of the land—a more bagatelle. It could worked iu ...

... every gallon of the jam or preserves. BLACKBERRY SYRUP.—Make a timple syrup ofa pound of sugar to exch pint of water, boil it it is rich and thick ; then add to it as many pints of the expressed juice of ripe blackberries as there are Pounds of sugar; put ...

... unavailing. Two stout fellows had taken him unawares, and the heads of half a dozen more were to be seen peering over the blackberry bushes, like the ambushed gillies of Roderick Dim. Nothing was to he done, and he did it without hesitation, on!) stipulating ...

... dispensed with guard for the day mails from tho Limerick junction Dublin. A New York journal notices singular growth of blackberries” of a pale pea-green colour. A policeman, namod Patrick Hartford, was killed at Blythe, Northumberland, on Monday, a lunatic ...

... bag. Really this den novelty, and a chance for Bernum should the announce- ment meet his eye, Black ladies we know are ae blackberries. but the union of purple with sable is de- cidedly uncommon. However we think it may in the present instance bo accouuted ...

... which are known, but also the richest fruits, such .is the apple, pear, peach, plum, apricot, cherry, strawberry, raspberry blackberry, &c.; namely, that fossils plants belonging to ibis family have ever been discovered geologists ! This he regarded concludve ...

... people ; the svil is fertile, the grass is green, the air is mois and what would be exotics with us are there ag thick a8 blackberries. For instance it that ty Chief called to the bar in 1787, andis ; that Mr. Justice Torrens now ia his bty-second was called ...

... what they say now and again, “infi- dels,” ‘‘thraitors to their principles,” and ‘‘ needy epeculetore,” are us plenty as blackberries amongst the lovers of fatherland. Well, all thrades must live, as Joseph Ady res marked; and 1 never heard tell pathriotism ...

... people; tho soil is fertile, the grass is green, the air is moist, and what would be exotics with ua are thera as thick as blackberries, For instance, it eppears that Chief Justice Lefroy was ealled to the bar in 1797. and ia now in his eighty-second year ...

... I first met rou when we were both children, 1 the glen, ae it Wee years ayo, with the great twisted ruots cf the and tha blackberry bushes twining them in a still shadowed light that came through thick leaves from the rainy the mud on the walk in the middie ...

... defend the | int rathless evictions, by the kindly reception which she | the meets with at Dunrobin Castle lie W1x#.—Good blackberry wine may | of | be made as the fruit when fully | sai tipe, and oo day put them in a stone jar, and | enc bruise thom with ...