... his wife was the Tuesday following, when she had some mussels, tqken very ill, and on Thurday he went for Dr. buttermilk, blackberry wine, and other things improper Smith, who attended her. Tho prisoner told Dr. for a person in her state of health, got ...

... in the proposed sculpture, while emblematical figures, as Peace, Plenty, Fame, History, War, and the like, are plentiful blackberries, About £20,000 are disposable for the proposed tomb (to be erected in St. Paul’s), and £3,000 will probably be given away ...

... to define as the} reasans for not liking Dr. Fell. though, no doubt, in most casés, reasons ooul@bs given ‘‘ plenty as blackberries.” Bat, enough. There are such professors we, would. seriously advise all wealthy purchasers'ts psy the fee (one guinea) ...

... same night, a number of boys were playing on the forest, and one of them, either to recover a cricket ball or to get some blackberries, got over hedge into an adjoining field, just within the limits of the parish of Lenton, and was horrified to see the body ...

... a numtnr' of Mrl boys were playing on the Forest, andll one of them, 21 either to recover a cricket ball or to get some blackberries, ths got orer a hedge into an adjoining field, just within the limitks Lo of the-parish ot Lenton, and was horrified to ...

... see her. She complained of her illness, and said she thought she should like a little wine, and her father bought her some blackberry wine, of which she par- took. Her father remained with ber sll day, and she was a little better on the Thursday night. Her ...

... that kept him in the hall, instead of allowing him to sheer off to Whitehall, whence he could produce reasons plentiful as blackberries in September, and not less piquant to most patriot's palate's, Showing that the true mode of dealing with the Chinese was ...

... William Bell, Lockerbie, 140 half brols, and 1811 Cheviots ; Mr. James Nicholson, do., 8 bred lamln ; Mr. G. t7arrnthers, Blackberry Rigg, 4011 half. bretls ; Mr. Wm. Carr, High Wreay, 54 l'heviots ; Mr. William Ellwood, ernglin. 80 haß , brirbs ; Mr. Wm ...

... Elhmwth—Mark Gwrtrdo, Poultry- Vintage-Giacomo Ponte. i Poulterer— Dutch Scene—Vanderelds. I A Study, by E. M. Ward, R.A. Blackberry Gatherer and Wasp A Dream alter Fancy Ball— —Day. FitagerakL Going to Market-Wake. A Grand temlsfape Cader Pair of Land ...

... president, the members separated, satisfied that some progress in the right direction bad been made. Labor Blackberries. —Some large blackberries have been sent to our office by Mr. Parkinson, of Dover Locks, Abram. They are grown in his garden near to ...

... in«soue degree poisonous. In cases of purging and vomiting^ might recommend blackberry wine ; buttermilk porridge would irritate the stomach still more if taken either upon blackberry wine, or mussels. Ido not think either antimony or arsenic have the taste ...

... I know. ({Laughter.) Mr, Charlesworth, of Rike End, my wife’s father, had sent for a Mr. Harrison, He is a wizard, like blackberries, Toey are not (Laughter.) Tam not a wizard myself. (Laughter.) I have said [ was afraid my father was in the same way as ...