... several of the Wem gen a splendid day’s s over the Aston estate, whi adjoins some of Lord preserves. The birds were as blackberries,” and a large quantity were bagged. On the following day our market was well supplied with some of the finest pheasants ...

... hére on Tuesday last. A little child, about five years old, the son of Mr. Hugh Lloyd, weaver, Dolgelley, whilst gathering blackberries on the bank of the river Wuion, slipped, and after rolling some distance down a steep bank, was precipitated into deep ...

... the deserving candidates. Happil for society and the country generally, respectable rural clergymen are as plentiful as blackberries. They are to be inet with every day; indeed it is difficult to keep out of their way. The Hon. and Rev, George Herbert ...

... camp witha | wages, no xisting tes. The day he told us that a countrymal Blackberries in America are a | day, and co al advanced ls. per ton on ¢ tershire and South | of blackberry pies.” sun, and | leading limestone maste rs of East Worces' much finer ...

... She k pearl, in payment for a for the last twelve years. has carried her secret thus Duelo are at times as plentiful as blackberries in France, the Bois de in Paris particularly. On Seturday iast a meeting took place at to make amends for the following ...

... Hellebor tail rush, on Ellesmere Meers. (This cum ina; Hare’ mentioned t im thi would seem to be the same as the first Black-berried heath ; article, —Book worm Baccifera 5 upon tue iper-stones.— ; Quicken-tree ; upon Vaccinia Hubre ; Red wherts ; or cran- ...

... fashion. It was not on account lof all the world being there—dukes, duchesses, princes, and - s, being as pleantiful as blackberries—of the rows of i | princesse: ling for half a mile, and waiting to set down their carriages extent beauty of the salons ...

... fond of fruit, and in’ i have it The Americans are very call a six o'clock tea. So much so t! served for supper, as they blackberries, in all their native wildness, are sold at the same price as strawberries and rasp! Magazine. Tue Tar anp When I was a ...

... they should have been prepared to have gone into the details, but, as Falstaff said ’ “If reasons were as plentiful as blackberries I’d not give a reason on They did not want, he repeated, to impose a burden upon the ratepayers ; all they wanted was to ...

... frequently, and had given the defendants leave to catch the rabbits, but on the day in question defendants were getting blackberries. The bench convicted the and ordered them to y 108, each, and costs, —Wm. Kelly was ordered to ay a fine of OF seven days ...

... 2. cherry trees, 1,500 plums, six acres of quinces, 20 acres of strawberries, 20 acres of raspberries, eight acres of blackberries, 18 acres of grapes.— Boston Advertiser. The Warrington Guardian announces the discovery of a gunpowder, by a leading gentleman ...

... to each some Hollows,” Baker accosted ms to over the money, and then desired Fanny A 'wo of the hedge with him to gather blackberries. little girls he requested to go home. F and ‘the last they saw of him was as he was carrying ‘anny Adams over the hedge ...