... default of payment within the specified time. Srine or a Wasp rrom BLACKBERRIES. —The Dorset Express says that a few days since as a journeyman butcher, named Dufall, was gathering blackberries in the neigh' bourhood of Lewell, he espied th it. a looking one ...

... Staffordshire bred. Before tha flower allow opened, thousands were happily pic-nicing in the shade of the trees or under the blackberry hushes, and so cosy comfortable did they look that wa felt strongly tempted to lounge little well, hut, looking toward the ...

... two young ladies, pupils at a Bath seminary, by striking them violently witn a heavy stick, because they were gathering blackberries in one of his fields. English cattle plague is making itself felt in America in a way which gladdens the hearts of the ...

... good effect. Nor were the other fruits of the earth -less ornamental perhaps, but scarcely less serviceable-roots, gourds, blackberries, &c., . vasea choice fl and a miniature bowl oK,^ d fl Up ° the re - table thOTe were also a rich astoi credence and - ...

... miserable when he went away, and that he was to come back as soon as he could, and at any rate, in time for the nuts and the blackberries. And he read this letter over and over again, and a tiny curl that he had snipped off Ethel's head and carefully placed ...

... 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 ...

... two young ladies, pupils at a Bath seminary, by striking them violently with a heavy stick because they were gathering blackberries in one of his fields. ANECDOTE OF THE EARL OF STAIR.—When Lord Stair was ambassador in Holland he made frequent entertainments ...

... field belonging to a farmer named Fletcher, at Weston. Girl-like several of them scampered off to the hedge to look for blackberries, when the farmer came up, and without listening to any remen- strance or apology, laid about them in tiae most brutal manner ...

... and the other wee destroyed. New Mills, aeae Bciroa.—On Friday lest girl named Jane (irahtm, aged 13 jeara, was galhsrieg blackberries top of place called the '* T-r Uocka, near New Mills, whan reaching orar the edge ol this pracipiiona place, orar-batancad ...

... young ladies the school took walk to Weston, near Bath, and unfortunately happened to enter defendant’s attracted by ihe blackberries, thev left the path and went towards the hedge. They had hardly got there, when defendant made his appearance, having stick ...

... for a walkfthrough the fields at ‘eston, in which there is a footpath. ‘They went from the path to the hedge to gather blackberries, when the defendant came up with a long stick in a state of great ap nt excitement. The governess said they would ve if ...

... him; was very much hurt, but my trousers were not cut or torn ; on the Sunday evening before he had beaten me for picking blackberries; after he beat me on the 4th I ran away to Loughton, which is ten miles off; it took me three hours to get there; I suffered ...