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... 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 ...
... lad-', named Joseph and Luke CunilT, aged respectively twelve and ten years, and residing went into the country gather blackberries. They wandered a» far Warley Wigorn, where the prisoner resides, and began gathering blaebberries from hedge which separated ...
... deeply blue, 'i'iie fnreet shone with gorgeous dy,«, All crimson.slienked and eil with gold. The ash with drops ■•blsxe, The blackberry’s dark jewelled boss, Tim thousand-tinted gleaming moss, the red sun’s Q.mth Anlnmn. o’er wikhl and wol.l. • Thou arc loved ...
... 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 ...
... CORNWALL RAILWAY. ~ , . A lad of Stoke, named Crews, 8 or years old, returned over viaduct between Devonport and Salta-di Lorn blackberry-picking on Saturday, and was overtaken train. At lirst ran into recess, then, fnghtened, rushed out, was, of course, soon ...
... connection. It is said that previons to Mr. Gondry inviting the Rev. Mr. Wesley his honse that celebrated divine lived on blackberries St. Hilary Downs for several day*, j Thomas Gnodry left four sons, who became extensive merchants, hanker*, and mining ...
... and ba I treatment in *Cornwall ; but be, at one time, congratulated the locality on its possessing plentiful supply of blackberries. Alone with tbe rabble vVaUal subdues the prlze-fi.• liter, and with him as body-guard pnsses through tho crowd, and they ...
... length swarming with fish. I have been two or three times . becalmed there and caught cod as big donkeys and plentiful blackberries.’ Upon that information Capt. Rhodes acted. had often thought of trying but it lonely place to alone. St. Hilda being the ...
... was in pathway field clo*e to my master's house milking : the prisoner oamv into the field and asked me there were any blackberries the field ; told her -. she then through the field ; the prisoner had in one hand basket In the other : saw that the prisoner ...
... Captaia’ all eagerness to make their fortanes in the 16. ice, @ feat repre-ented by Captain Dick to be aome- than picking blackberries off the hedges in the ecene Lawyer Gally from Penpoll, full of | VW, |. Ann Se ee od, The list of names is produced, headed ...
... nation, it no longer so. The number of professioned musicians in London must be enormous, and amateurs are ‘plentiful as blackberries.’ Walk down any suburban road moderately well-to-do neighbourhood any evening, and you will hear the piano going at almost ...