... seem an instrument convenient enough when inserted into a saucer or syrup, or applied to the broken surface of an over-ripe blackberry, but we often see our sipper of sweets quite as busy on a solid lump Of sugar, which we shall find on cls HInspectonmgrowyingml ...

... Verdict, Temporary insanity. S SIxGULARa DiscovEmisx OF A SUrrOSED SUICIDE.-On ' Tuesday afternoon, while sonie boys were blackberrying i in Anerley Wood, near the Crystal Palace, one of diem, r a youth named Osborn, got into a close thicket to pluck f some ...

... folloeviigday. The Mreaticei being very flue and wxariii, they cnjoyed themsselves very muci, an dl haid a good day amotag the blackberry-bashes. The Inspector msid that it was most fortunate for the school that the Chaplitin (the Rev. Air. Charslcy) ivas so ...

... charge of a wood at W~estwo-d, and on the 24 ti of Sejptemibur. w-hile g hn iis rouiids, hoe observed thin-e mlen picking, blackberries. As thmere wats no public £ootpath] through the synod, be deaired the miln to lJave, andi two of tili-in iininedia tely ...

... Coleman, of Golden Villa, Neitbrop, for i an unlawful purpose; coummitted for a month as a vagrant. Thomas Whlesier, of Blackberry Hall, Neitlhrop, was cisarged with all assault ?? Woodford, and threatening his life, bound over to keep the peace. Pete: ...

... Pastry: Pea-meal pudding, hllachebrry sauce cotton-wood berry pies; china berry tart. Dessert: White oak acorns; beech nuts; blackberry leaf tea ; genuine Confederate coffee. Liquors : Mississippi water, vintage of 1492, superior, 3 dol'. ; lime stone water ...

... 41. for damageps done by seine sheep belonging to Mr. W. Butler, of Crouch Hill Varm, to the crops of Mr. W. Butler, of Blackberry Hall. Mr. Kilby for plaimitiff, Mlr. Wilson for defeiiafnt; Jiidgmeint for plainitiff, subjeact to the matter being Spoken ...

... is now exceedingly rich in autumnal wild flowers and berries, and on the little girl pointing to a tempting cluster of blackberries the nurse tried to reach them and fell over the cliff. Fortu- nately her fall was broken by an elder tree, where she was ...

... twill), made in the School-i, Ann Shep- herd, Bouquet for the hand (given by Miss Holloway)- ti l, Ars.-J.yeatea. Basket of Blackberries (given by Miss b Clinkard)-l, Fanny Humphries; 2, B, Yates. Bouquet of ]Flowers (given by Mrs. D. ?? Hall)-I, E. Yates; ...

... everything its Membears Oidl wrong, remind-I iug the comnpany thwat good Representatives diintl 51 grow on bushes like blackberries, andi that they could 11ot find two better maea than Oxford possessed at lispr piasenlt tinles. Evecy Member of Parliaiment ...

... adjacent fields and hedges, but all eff~orts to discover the missing property failed. A few days since a lad was gathering blackberries from a hedge running along the road to New.Yatt, when he spied Something Shining, and called his father to see. The latter ...

... 011, it came out that one of thle women who had been out les with Mrs. Burnhamn on the afternoon in question, getting an blackberries, and who was also returning flown the line, ,le had rus back to extricate one of her children who bad as caught its foot ...