... Winkle. Miss Menken simply gone to America to engage a few more artistes of her own stamp, who are said to be plentiful blackberries in those latitudes. Übbah. ...

... “It delicious autumnal treat to thread the green lanes of old England, glistening with the rich clusters of the elder and blackberry, with the hawthorn smothered in its crimson load, and the sloe bush, studded with its purple stores, tempting the schoolboy ...

... prisoner with the handkerchief round bis veck.— In his defence, the prisoner said he found the clothes in a wood as be was blackberrying.— He wae sentenced to three week«’ hard labour, A CAUTION TO SHOPKEEPERS, George Scott, a seaman on board H. M. S. Arethusa ...

... day. It did not occur to me that I should alarm any one by the statement, and I shonld be so very sorry to be the cause of blackberry expeditions being forbidden, and consider the precaution so unnecessary, that I venture to send you a few remarks on the ...

... public meeting announced for next Monday evening. This age of testimonials. They may be said to be almost as plentiful as blackberries. But that is no reason why a testimonial should not be given when it is really deserved. That tae Mayor has merited such ...

... the poles. The font, which to new the entrance, was very prettily depended ; around it ears of wheat, ferns, hors, and blackberries were arranged; at the bane a oplendid collection of asters, of various kinds, in pots, and ears of corn ; and the whole ...

... from the poles. The font, which near the entrance, was very prettily decorated; around it ears of wheat, ferns, hops, and blackberries were arranged; at the base was a splendid collection of asters, of various kinds, in pots, and ears of corn; and the whole ...

... from the pities. Tho font. which in near the entrance, was vtry prettily 'mated : at. und it of wheat, ferns, hots, and blackberries were arranged : of the was a rplendid collect in of of carious kinds. in pots, and of corn ; aril the whole won surrounded ...

... the poleS, The font, which ia near the entrance, ' was very prettily decorated aroflrid it eats wheat, ferns, , hops, ap blackberries were arranged; dt the base was , splendid collection of asters, of various kinds, pdtg, and ears of corn and thi whole ...

... windows. In cross-examinetim the witted that en the day previous sbe went with defendant's husband and several others blackberrying. and did not return till seven in the morning. —The d. fence was when she went to oomplainant's home and asked for husband ...

... again aseseashal. and took lb* drat prise. Mary Pratt had the mend. Beat shah of snuabrousas. Mary Pratt. Best plate of blackberries, Mary Pratt; 2nd. Thomas Goldring. Best plate of sloe., Ilenry Illebarda; Wei W. Baker. The ebildren'oecontribetion• ware ...

... A Novel Swimming Match. Men who can swim their half-dozen miles in the Thames are as plentiful as blackberries. Not long since Walker, a north country swimmer, swam from London-bridge to Greenwich, a distance of 5 mile 3 300 yards, in an hour, and very ...