... ST. AUSTELL. Early Blackberries.— Our correspondent at St Austell was yesterday shown three verytine and entirely ripe specimens of this wild fruit. This is certainly unusually early. Foresters and Odd-Fellows.— There were three proposals for initiation ...

... ST. AUSTELL. Mildness the Season.— Our correspondent St, Austell was shown yesterday a branch of a blackberry tree which were four or five fine black and perfect berries. This specimen the extreme mildness of the season was found by of the London Inn ...

... et, in this city One silk umhrelia, two black shawls, a cotton dress, two chemises, five aprons, one currant jam, ditto blackberry, ditto cabbage, one knife and case, hair brush ami combs, four knives and forks, one fan, dia|M-r towel, two pillow eases ...

... correspondent—it appeared as if the moon had suddenly risen all her fulness. Blackberries in January.— lt is a remarkable fact that before the frost of Saturday last ripe blackberries were frequently to be found in the hedge-rows in this part of Devonshire ...

... his home Saturdi afternoon with two boys named and Jarvis. The went to Camel’s Head, and after staying some time piekm blackberries, they got the viaduct there for the par}** of going home by a nearer rente. They had no sooner |c there than they perceived ...

... who was shot by another boy named John Mordaunt. appeared that the deceased, his brother and two lads, had been gathering blackberries in Epping Forrest near Watthamstooe, on the 7th last., and on returning home they met Mordannt and lad named Meadows, who ...

... In the tramroad. and two other persons were picking blackberries. would swear that the defendants were not picking blackberries.—Mr. Carter: You think, then, that Bunker was not looking for blackberries between the rads —Sir Massey Lopes : Really, Mr. Carter ...

... assaulted two young ladies, pupils at Bath seminar)', striking them violently with a heavy stick because they were gathering blackberries in one of his fields. A Man Gnawed Rats. —An inquest has been held in High-street, Wapping, relative to the death of George ...

... aged respectively twelve and ten years went into the country to gather blackberries. They wandered as far as Warley Wigorn, where the prisoner resides, and began therii blackberries from a hedge which sepa- rated the boys were in. Roberts en. from the ...

... all this music tempt them, the public will not. however, leave their firesides tret night, even though cabs be as thick blackberries ; managers, director*, et hoc genu* nr, an aa curious to tbe probability of rain and storm aa Admiral Fiteroy could possibly ...

... defendant, and the case will be argued after the long Wip Frurr.—It is expected that there will be foods sigh soul Pp of f blackberri nut at and elderberries this th of England that has been known for several years past, or THE LATE Ricut Hon. James Wu- ...

... “society hero is good, mostly eastern, pious, temperate, and debt paying.” Dollar millionaires seem to almost plenty ss blackberries, from the flowing account of the pamphlet under notice, and certain Mr. Steel ia stilted to have an income of not lees ...