... of February. hos ient £lOO for the relief of the destitution in the metropolis. BLIORE the frost of Saturday week, ripe blackberries were frequently to be found in the hedgerows in Devonshire and the borders of Somerset. DEATH OP THE BISHOP OF ELT. —Dr ...

... Grosaart, for best 12 nabs peas, 2e —let, James Wilson ; 2d, George Walker. Given by Mr D. Urquhart, for best half•quart blackberries—Andrew Blyth. ...

... fiweetbank—roses, hardy herbaceous plants, annuals, seakale, onions, lettuces. Mr Bair Brunton —turnips, parsley, and blackberries. Many varied and beautiful plants in pots added not a little to the attractions of the exhibition, as well as the well ...

... said bed and a throne of gold and velvet'—namely, 2480 sterling.—Era, Celtic flint implements are becoming as plentiful as blackberries ; anybody almost may have as many as be can carry for the picking. It is only a few weeks since that the scientific world ...

... under the canopy of a spreading tree formed all that was necessary. And as chairs, trees, and people, were as plentiful us blackberries, no young gentleman who wished to exhibit ...

... could nut be compared. He mentioned that he had been informed by a gentleman, who was a great explorer, that he had seen blackberry bushes the size of trees on the top of one of the hills. By-and-bye Victorin would be an extensive vine growing country ...

... deal of them fo r sickly Mrs Lazarus and the children, things have a practical knowledge of o f co stly than apples and blackberries. Ana ,n early class-fellow, Urhanue, not an undis, t or an unsuccessful man , who is now makine come by his brains and ...

... backwardness of the season the specimens exhibited were not equal to the average of former years, particularly as regards blackberries ; there were none of these brought forward by the practical gardeners. Several superior geraniums were exhibited by Mr ...

... there were some good potatoes. gooseberries. &c. while Leasendrum and Colmanly were well represented by cauliflowers and blackberries. Cucumbers, vegetables, turnips, onions, rasps. &c., were a good show. During the day the Hall was visited by a eon. ,i ...

... Invariably 3 sickle-y season. A OrrEtetw..—We understand that the Council have determined to prosecute any persons shunfound black-berrying. To THE SC %LE —Admiral Rena ha' been presented with a massive Cali. as a testimony of hie Omani , ality as a judge of ...

... of routine prescriptions. When, however, it is realised that such a theory is wrong, that medical men are plentiful as blackberries, and that people, who are seized, rather than follow any written opinion, however good, prefer a verbal one, however bed ...

... be in o i l. country, but on the other star of the Adeline. 'suntan's majors, colonels at..l generals, are plentiful as blackberries and are • flirt with at every street eorner. The man sir. drove see from Fradrick.bure battle t4postaylvania, bad beets ...