... swamps before Richmond, whither be was led lay his retreating fur; and now we am told that gtserillas are r plentiful as blackberries in the South West, humming the Federal senates and keeping them ea the alert, without affording them an opportunity for ...

... by Mr. Hopwood, surgeon, Chipping Boston, his stomach was found to be empty, the wily contents being a very few seeds of blackberries. Alter hearing the evidence, the jery returned a verdict of Hied from stervetion. MILK are DIMOND Cato.—At roWar;e; ...

... Portland-place, Wading, Sept. 9th, MVOS. Dear John,— . . . . . . lam going out for a drive this afternoon to get some blackberries. lam glad to hear you are getting on so happily and nicel. We are getting on pretty fair here, and I would rath hr wait ...

... few acts of devilry, for which apologies may be found, in common pnrlance of professional humbug, as thickly strewn as blackberries on a wild hedge in autumn. The consolation is that Lord Ernest Vane did not receive his bad name until he had well earned ...

... di* - mimed the ease. A BIACKSMIST Cus.—Five young girls, whole names we could nut ascertain, were summoned picking some blackberries from a hedge, the property of Mr. Sillitoe.—Mr. Hill (from the Ake of Mr. boy to support the charge on behalf of the 11em ...

... in sulky against time-honoured faillaliollA. he pressure. has been felt in high quarter). and instance* are plentiful as blackberries of the terdet.cies towards reform which are being forced front without upon people in poser. The verdict of the nation ...

... swamps before Richmond, whither be was led by his retreating foe ; and now we are told that guerillas are plentiful se blackberries in the South West, hamming the Federal armies and keeping them on the alert, without ;auntie; them an opportunity foe fighting ...