... BLACKBERRYINQ. The Daily holds that the blackberry is everyone's fruit. No one cnitivateo il No number of them together constitute orshord, and, though they may be growing in acres, they never make up the sum garden. They are tbe fruit of brambles. Manorial ...

... Gr a k a t e.' Sole Lessee and Q. Cseu. Bun. TONIGHT (BATITRDATJ, JTTHB 72. 7. LAST NIGHT OP RAMSEY DANVERS TURNED 15 BLACKBERRIES MOVDAT RliBT. JTTHB 14, O O&ADVA EVICTED. Per ttoa PaWreonA Bottoma BlrteA Royal princess’s TheATltK Sole Lance end Mutejter ...

... LANDSCAPE, Boddinoton; “SEA PIECE, by J. Wrbb—A Fine Exsmple: ••FLOWERS,” by Thomas Wobsev; HEAD LOCHLOUOND. to J. Peel; “ THE BLACKBERRY GATHERERS,to A. W. Green; An Exceedingly Fine PICTURE by D. Wilkie, R.A.: “CLIFTON, NEAR BRISTOL Laras and Important Work ...

... seem an instrument convenient euough when inserted into • saucer or syrup, or applied to the broken surface of an overripe blackberry, but we often see our sipper of sweets quit* as busy on • solid lump of sugar, whisk we shall find on close Inspection growing ...

... sir; but to Mew fee thisileficiency, stirring business, amusing situations. and comical contretemps are plentiful as blackberries in autumn, or rain during the current month of July. The two Jeremy Diddiare who establish a `matrimonial agency, and are ...

... Lord, aged 17, sou of William Lord, pensioner. the September the deceased was in Ashworth Wood with other boys gathering blackberries, when a cat jumped from V an ...

... has almost accomplished the difficult feat surpassing himself. Certainly he has never painted a • r ballet scene; than Blackberry Brake, as the term it, but whisk looks like a glimpse of Loch. • ' e. Whether a stein transcript from nature or not, a ...

... narrative which follows has been communicated to us:— Two little children, aged respectively nine and eleven, were looking for blackberries in Handsworth Wood, oa Thursday, when the younger (a little girl) was suddenly bitten in the leg snake, supposed to viper ...

... THE ELOQUENCE OF THE LASH. Though this planet of cure (says the Olnbf) para- doles are plentiful as. blackberries, still it is on the first blush of the fact thought surprising: that the human curs who are foremost murderously bite others the first howf ...

... fruit. It is supposed that the human bones might be the remains of some unfortunate individual who had been out seeking blackberries, and unwittingly trod upon the treacherous rubbish which covered the mouth of the shaft, and completely hid the depth beneath ...

... one having a pair of unprejudiced eyes, the evidences of venality and improper influences of many kinds were as thick as blackberries, and we hope Mr. Lockyer will be able to work up such a mass of proof as will be sufficient to bring about the result he ...

... attention to the question of theatres and their means of exit. Both in London and Paris, mbar° playhouses are as plentiful as blackberries, the catastrophe in the famous health resort of the Iliviera hay awakened lively apprehensions as to whether our theatres ...