... the Chairman of the entire County Session. But unfortunately Chairmen were as plentiful as blackberries, and their responsibility was about equal to a blackberry. What was done at one Session was reversed at the next. The Chairman said ho was prepared ...

... wort, and be sure to let it first running. When stopped up it ia well to add few Jamaica pepper corn*. A few damson* or blackberries very great improvement.—The Ohms. A Danrrr Dish.—Two French sailor* belonging vessel lying at Panryn Wharf were Tuewlay ...

... they did not choose to attend. Under their present system Chairmen were about as plentiful as blackberries, and each Chairman had about as much ?? as a blackberry. They were quite en- titled to alter that rule, and he should be ready to join in doin ur so ...

... were sprinkled over the page with lavish profusion; one of us remarked, did not know there were so many to foundas common blackberries in September.* The rest of the answers correspondents were evidently taken from gaxeteer or some cheap cyclopaedia, and ...

... England?)—but the paper strangely enough omits to add that sage grows there in rank luxuriance, an that onions are plentiful blackberries. weighing on an average 61b each. There is also a fair supply of knives and forks, but napkins and finger-glasses are scarce ...

... people had the effect of “demoralising” almost everybody else who had aaything to sell, from string perch to a quart of blackberries or barrel of flour. The End of iiis Career !—On Tuesday, at the Middlesex session* in London, well-known ■windier, who ...

... occuired Sunderland, Monday. A young I man. named Adamson was out shooting, while some younger brothers were gathering blackberries. The latter hearing the report a gun, turned round and saw their brother's cap flying in the air, and saw him lying the ...

... paid to the town. It is comparatively au easy thing in a place like Lowestoft, where bunting is even more plentiful than blackberries, to get up an exhibition of flags, but they also displayed appropriate mottoes and erected triumphal arches at various ...

... consequently, could never cultivate their hedge sides pmpuflv, but were forced to be content with sloes, and hipa, and blackberries, and anything el-e which came handy and trie grace of nature never able to raise bushel of gram for harvest time, or gather ...

... place, 28,000 quarts, and 40,000 quarts were consumed at home. This makes crop id 24U,:r»8 quarts. It is said that the crop blackberries will fully as large, but of raspberries there will not so Urge a crop. King Victor Emmanuel, with the object of encouraging ...