... dinner at the Trafalgar, Greenwich, Saturday. Among those present were Lord the Hon. Hamilton Duncan, and the Lord Advocate. Blackberries.—On Tuesday last, we had handed to us a few very doe ripe black lorries, grown in the garden Mr John Forbes, Burghill. ...

... laws. When too much pro- tected, the game ravage the fields, but afforded no right manly sport. Hares are then as thick as blackberries ; and there can be no sport where to shoot is to kill. On educations he would never con- sent to the exclusion of the Bible ...

... in the newspaper to themselves. There is coming forward the most prodigious season ever known for blackberries, nuts, and elder-berries. The blackberries are so thick, the nuts so big and bunchy, and the elder-berries so suggestive of mugs upon mugs of ...

... the article asked fer. ut well'9 Isthmus of Panama. B«me days ago two young ladies, with their governess, were gathering blackberries in a field near Bath, when they were set upon and severely beaten with a stick by the farmer to whom the ground belonged ...

... aged respectively twelve and ten years, went into the couutry to gather blackberries. They wandered as far as Warle, Wigorn, where the prisoner re tides, and began gathering blackberries from a hedge which separatee! his garden from the meadow the boys were ...

... the race week, when Princes md titled people from almost every European country (Prance especially) were as plentiful as blackberries, a young Brazilian won close on ._;JO,OUB, and on Saturday evening the process known as breaking the bank ' came to pass ...

... elaborate of .Meyerbeer's compositions, in an English dress. Ido not waste words in criticism, r aults there may be plenty as blackberries ; but the result of the whole is to my mind great and striking. That result is only to lie appreciated fully by those who ...

... a special jury. The Babes in ths Wooi>. -A few daya nqn ?? children rambled out from Norwich aa far asHellas- don, on a blackberry excursion. Aa evenrig r I need in, two little things, named Emily and j— SB Thwaite, aged three and four years roapeetrvelv ...

... Crompton. He had died starvation, a post-mortem examination showing that there was nothing in his stomach but a few seeds of blackberries. At the Atherstone sessions this week, a man was sentenced to one mon fi imprisonment, i with hard labour, wood gathering ...

... Crompton. He had died of starvation, a urt-mcrtim examination showing that there was nothing in his stomach but a few seeds of blackberries. At the A the tone petty sessions this week, a man was sentenced to one month's imprisonment, with hard labour, for tr ...

... He had died of starvation, a vost-mortem examination showing that there_ was nothing in his stomach but a few seeds of blackberries. the Atberstone petty sessions this week, a sentenced to one month’s imprisonment, with labour, for trespassing in a wood ...