... with a cultivation that costs 8 dollars per ; nud the blackberries when sold New York re-1,1 «.-l above expense* 3.200 dollars, or more than 1,000 acre. Resides this thirty barrels of blackberry wine, now wortli 50 dollars per barret, hare been made im l ...

... parts of Ireland that on Old Saint Michael's Eve (18th October) the Devil, to spite the saint, puts his foot on all the blackberries, and that after that night the fruit assumes a nauseous taste—possibly the hair-dye should be manufactured after that date ...

... After dinner was going from his homo, with younger brother, to Wheal Qwle* mine, and hart to cioss Boxccao- Observing some blackberries, left his young©r brother and went to gather them. Very quickly tho brother saw the brambles shake, heard John Matthews ...

... and do.zu call this discontent ? T!:e.em mere straws to show the direction of the REASONS FOR DISCONTENT ** PLENTY AS BLACKBERRIES.” “Po you want reasous for discontent? T will give you enough. Now, listen to this. In the first place, the taxation of ...

... there ?' and this personal and rather offensive inquiry is repeated at every corner. Muskets and rifles are as plentiful as blackberries ; the very boys are often armed, and you see a man driving his bullock cart, with whip in one hand and rifle in tbe other ...

... Duke of Somerset) and Captain Scott, between whom Colonel Peard interfered to prevent duel. Challenges were plentiful as blackberries, and the latest account was that Captain Scott had been way-laid and beaten by Capt. Sarsfield, for refusing to fight a ...

... or that anybody is so connected with him. The cases of abduction of children are becoming almost as common in Dublin as blackberries in the country. The last newspapers received from Ireland detail the circumstances connected with the removal, by Roman ...

... of the highest point, the traveller recogt] bell Sl»t the friends of his youth—the scattered , the huttercnp, the tangled blackberry aud a Prise t and he heard once more with delighted Pi-ett k meUow of the blackbird seated on by - The scene on the road ...

... fishes. On the other band, gossip affirms, that Dissenters would gladly have it proved that they are more abundant than blackberries—and again, that high Churchmen would rejoice to see the dissenting community in a ludicrous minority. The wishes of reasonable ...

... 14s. 2d. 'DLL OKANGP. NEL NuissBer. The orange searm being at its height, and the foreign fruit being att plentiful as blackberries, the itinerant • entiors ply their noisy trade in our streets almost at all hours. With most culpable recklessness too ...

... and a will to work; with that capital to start upon, success, under Providence is certain. Instances are plentiful as blackberries My next neighbour came out right years ago with 2001. and a large young family. He has now 60 acres of land, bought bit ...

... CREWS lior.r--A sad accident occurred yesterday afternoon, at Crew's Hole, to a boy named Henry Holloway. He was picking blackberries in a hedge in his father's garden when he accidentally fell over into the lane, and received so severe an injury to his ...