... dead, but quite warm, and appeared have been fresh plucked; prisoner said he found’ 1 it as he was in the forest gathering blackberries.—Prisoner in defence said he found the duck, dead and ready plucked, and thinking it would make him good dinner he put ...

... may be seen in all parts very busy gathering blackberries and sloea of which there is abundant supply. These articles are sent to the London markets, and as much as 4s per bushel is given for blackberries, and 6s for sloes: at which rates these people ...

... may be seen in all parts very busy gathering blackberries and sloes, of which there is an abundant supply. These articles are sent to the London markets, and as much as 4s per bushel is given for blackberries, and 6s for sloes: at which rates these people ...

... prospective sufferers with whom he sympathises. These are to be found in the Hundred of Dunmow. They must be as plentiful as blackberries in the county of Suffolk. Let him make pilgrimage to these localities, and if he show by figures fairly worked out that ...

... cherry trees, 1,500 plums, six acres of quinces*, twenty acres of strawberries, twenty acres of raspberries, eight acres of blackberries, eighteen acres of grapes. greater part of the trees are already dug, and ready for early spring planting.—Boston Adesrtiser ...

... fire. catch your heir, then hook him. Every plum its pudding. Short pipes make long smokes. It's a kng lone that has no blackberries. Wind and weather come tovether- A lower in the button-hole is worth two on the bunk. Round robin is • shy biol. There's ...

... Stradishall, Newmarket; by Tom Moody, yrs, b exhib [ 173 J. E. Tabor, Booking ; by Mainstone, 4 yrs 174 H. Smith, Gt. Bardfield; Blackberry, out of Countess, by Linkboy. 4 yrs, b the late H. Smith 176 J. S. A. Willis, Fryerning Hall; s The Don, 4 yrs, b \ exhib ...

... delivering it into sacks. rlizak;. MAPES : B AND MOWERS. Reaping and Mowing Machine. are veritably becoming sa plentiful ma blackberries ; and, judging from the number of agents who assiduously num upon ferntentlusadvantages of Samuelson's, Wood's, Burgess ...

... Stradishall, Newmarket; by Tom Moody, 4 yrR, b exhib 173 J. E. Tabor. Hocking ; Mainetone, 174 11. Smith, Gt. Bardheld ; Blackberry, out of Connteefl, by Linkboy, 4 yra, b the Into H. Smith 176 J. S, A. Willis, Fryeming Hall;8 The Don, 4yrfl,b exhib 177 ...

... and vigorously waving across the alleys, under the promptings the light breeze of summer.*’ Fly are still plentiful as blackberries autumn.* and they appear have made their last meal off the vermin, for on Saturday there was scarcely single fly observable ...

... vigorously waving across the alleys, under tho promptings of the light breeze of summer. Fly goldings are still plentiful as blackberries autumn, and they appear to made their last meal off tho vermin, for on Saturday there was scarcely a single fly observable ...

... the Windsor Machine Manufacturing Company the United States, which is said to answer admirably. Blackberry Brandy and Diarrhoea.—To half a gallon of blackberry juice put one pound and a half of lump sugar,half an ounce of cinnamon.half ounce ofjgrated nutmee ...