... very quickly fent him about his business, without charging him for his night's lodging. Blackberries. — There is every prospect of a large supply of blackberries this year, the bushes are at preseut covered with the unripe berries, the fruit beiug much ...

... ucing capabilities. Fish of 21bs. and over, from Ringwood and elsewhere, have this season been almost a_> plentiful as blackberries. There were complaints, some time ago, about part of the river having been netted to thin down the numbers of coarse rish ...

... Everingham Rectory, said that on September 24 he and otber boys went blackberry ing. On their return they were accuse- by the defendant and Mrs. Le Maistre of eating the blackberries. Witness afterwards took down his clothes and was thrashed by the defendant ...

... AUCTION. MONDAY.—BaIo of farm and other stock, Bran’s farm, Bramshaw, Mr. B. Chlgnell, at 2. TUESDAY.-Bale of effects, 22, Blackberry-terrace. Southampton, Messrs. and Ca. 2. Sale of household furniture, Alreelord House, Alrecford. by Messrs. Gudgeon and ...

... thousand five hundred egga. C. P. Norman Lodge, Shirley. PS.— There ia a wonderful crop of acorns this year, and blackberries for the pheasants sad wood pigeons, snd I mean to try my poultry to eat them, by breaking or crashing them. ...

... on com- plainant's son, Charles Thomas, who deposed that on the 25th September he was in a Held in Broad-lane, picking Blackberries. The defendant came into the field, and whipped him across the leg. He hit witness two or three times. It was the defendant's ...

... January, suddenly, in London-road , Southampton, John Cowdery, late of the Inland Revenue. THORN.* On the 26th January, at 20, Blackberry- terrace, Southampton, Charles Thorn, aged 60. Willis.* On the 28th January, at 12, Onslow-road, Newtown, Southampton, Charlie ...

... On the 12r.h ult., on board the R.M.S.S. Eider, West Indies Mr. James Rae, second engineer, aged 36. On the Ist inst., in Blackberry-terrace, Bevo'rs-valley, Southampton, Mrs. Jane Bel bin, aged 67. Or; th*. 25th ult., at Onchan Village, lele of Man, Mr ...

... 79. On the 20th instant, iv Hill-street, Southampton, Josephine, widow of Mr. W. Bull, aged 84. On the 19tb inst., at 7, Blackberry-terrace, Berois-valley, Southampton, Mr. John Teague, aged 69. On the 22ud instant, at B:ixtou, aged 40, after a brief illness ...

... ral show were exhibited ?? blackberries grown at Leicester, which, if e5 were as delicious to eat a. they were ?? t0 lo°k at' °Ught t0 be hi*hly valued' U* * present time nothing has been done to improve c -nghsh blackberry. An errom. ous idea seemed ...

... day. It did not occur to me that I should alarm any one by the statement, and I shonld be so very sorry to be the cause of blackberry expeditions being forbidden, and consider the precaution so unnecessary, that I venture to send you a few remarks on the ...

... placed the finest fruit,' corn, and choicest flowers. The chancel screen also showed great taste ia its de- coration of blackberries, relieved by coru and bright flowers. The pulpit aud lectern looked as well as was possible. They are evidently ouly temporary ...