... Before the frost of last Saturday ripe blackberries were to gathered in Devonshire. Mobe Accidents on the Ice.— Bridgwater correspondent writes that a fatal accident has happened at Highbridge, in which three boys were drowned while enjoying themselves ...

... be no more wild strawberries or blackberries. In some of the Western States of America blackberries are an article of commerce, might be here, are good for pies and jam, might sold in Coveut (Garden. Make blackberries property : hips and haws also. Neither ...

... remember the army during the short blackbe: season. It is considered an established fact in that country that the juice of the blackberry is a specific for the par- ticular ailment, and tons of the fruit will be preserved in one form or another, and especi- ...

... domiciled in tbeir peaceful locality! A large Scotch pearl was found the other day at lnverary. It was about the size of large blackberry, weighed twenty-three grains, and was round and perfectly pure. It was sold for £34. Scotland is the only land that can ...

... exploded and caused the man's death. A large Scotch pearl was found the other day St Inverary. It was about the size of a large blackberry, weighed twenty-three grains, and was round and perfectly pure. was sold for £31. Scotland is the only land that can produce ...

... savings and simple-minded tradesmen to trust their goods to ignit faiuus, are held harmless. Societies this class were rank blackberries so long as 35 years ago, and what became of them They went down like rotten aheep. Yes, and ruin was the oonsequenoe to ...

... staff have more or leas appropriated to themselves tho smaller of our two publio diniog-roomb. Princes are as common as blackberries, and nobody seems to be of loaer rank than a count. The Prince of Hohenlohe, one of the handsomest military men I have ...

... relative to army correspondence. The newspaper that has the best of it, so far, publishes “ Letters from a dead soldier.” Blackberry pic-nic parties are likely to be very fashionable. The young ladies go to pick ber- ries, and the young gentlemen to pick ...

... t*»»eres. How it occurred is not at present known, tit we have heard it said that it was caused by some thudren seeking blackberries and playing with but how much truth there is in this stated-it has yet to found out. It is quite possible it the act of ...

... about two acrer. How it occurred is not at present known, but we have heard it said that it was ciused by some children blackberries and playing with but how truth there is in this state- ment has yet to be founda out. It is quite possible it be the act ...

... stream of life as has been flowing to him through the eyes. There are eyes which give no more admission into them than blackberries; others are liquid and deep wells that men might fall into ; and others are oppressive and devouring, and take too much ...