... unless it is better than this We would say to the tenants bide your time Blackberries in November.— -It is remork,.ble fiict that before the frost of Saturday last, ripo blackberries were frequently found in the hedge-rows in this part Devonshire and the ...

... VALIRT. and other Tales. the Author Of “The Drop Water.' r. ARA STANLEY: or. a Smamer amon«{ the Hilla. tc. THE CHILDREN of BLACKBERRY HOLLOW. HERBERT PERCY; or. from to Easter. By L. mt. PASSING CLOUDS; or, Coaqnorfng IS DAYBREAK ; or, Right Straggling and ...

... property of James Taylor. Thomas Monahan proved the charge. The prisoners said they went oat to gather blackberries, and iu loskieg for the blackberries they found the potatoes. The magistrates sentenced them to be imprisoned fur one month. . ASSAULT. - ...

... tale of the Oehoa forlorn; Brother «n*i »hter—pretty and * wept and wandei e ...

... maid of the black-berry gatherer (as they distinoished each other in court). However the pedlar lost a vessel belonging to the house; the blackberry amused her with it, and hence arose the battle between the mistress and the maid. The black-berry gatherer ...

... accident occurred oa.tho Cornwall Ballway on Saturday afternoon. Three Utile boys about nlno yean uge had boon oat picking blackberries, and returned home ooroas the Camel’s Head ViadnoL between Devonport and Saltash. When half way across It, a train approaching ...

... this town. the 16th inst., in the Roman Catholic Chapel of this town, by the Very Rev. Dean Kenny, Thomas J. Kart. Esq , of Blackberry Cottage, Limerick, to Maryann* D’Alton, only daughter of Mr. Richard Swyuy, of thil town, and grand daughter of the late ...

... Comet bea bye) ; Blue Belle beat (a ori ; Master beat Erin’s Daugh. ter ; beat Blister ; Banker Sarah’s Son: Daisy beat Blackberry ; Whip beat Vision: Ar beat Lazy J Maid of the Mill beat Cricket ; Old Royal Man beat Lady Stockwell. Ties —Sir Stafford ...

... Januabt.— lt fact that ripe blackberries are now be found in the hedge-rows in part Devonshire and the borders of Somerset. On the last day of the old year, a youth called Nelder. picked a wery fine bunch of ripe blackberries Exeter Hill; and New Year's ...

... Voz. 7.1 V lio-1442 . 4 Fr SALMON I OYSTERS 11 rga SASSIN ES 1 9 FLESH PEACHES 1 4 BLACKBERRIES 1 0 NEW 11ARSIALADE 8 oak. JUL _ _ 10 bde All Qui , • Penh .1 - DENNIS AND SONS. PATRICK STREET. LIMERICK. LARGE ARRIVAL COALS '•11E .RICK CALL a I.I%III'ED ...

... ing sloe, lli-h the mountain the bilberry epnngeth. Cranberries creep ’mid the moss of the moor, Over the hill-crag the blackberry swmgoth, Down in the valley it scatters its store. Beautiful wild fruits ! when ling’ring affection Seeks the memorials ...

... Foreign ; all kinds of Jams and Jellies at 10s. per Duz. ; Pine Apple, Peach, Apricot, Plum, Greengage, Damson, Quince, Blackberry, Raspberry, Strawberry, Gooseberry, Black Currant, Red Currant, Apple Jams and Jellies. Marmalade, Ss. per Doz.; New Pickles ...