... d, when she was enticed into meadow a youth named Charles Tracey, aged about 18, under the pretence of giving her some blackberries, when he attempted to commit criminal offence. The matter was discovered by the mother, who once proceeded with the child ...

... time b&ck the foroat, teeminK with iia aponteneooi ffrowth, has been mine of wealth to thousands, in® bramble berries, or blackberries as they are frequen y called (Ruhus fntiicosus'*, are said to be selling torico considerabiy higher than in former gatherers ...

... Stradishall, Newmarket; by Tom Moody, 4 yrR, b exhib 173 J. E. Tabor. Hocking ; Mainetone, 174 11. Smith, Gt. Bardheld ; Blackberry, out of Connteefl, by Linkboy, 4 yra, b the Into H. Smith 176 J. S, A. Willis, Fryeming Hall;8 The Don, 4yrfl,b exhib 177 ...

... and vigorously waving across the alleys, under the promptings the light breeze of summer.*’ Fly are still plentiful as blackberries autumn.* and they appear have made their last meal off the vermin, for on Saturday there was scarcely single fly observable ...

... and met defendant, whom searched and found his person the net and snare produced.—ln defence Russell said was looking for blackberries.—Fined 10s. and 9s. costs. The money was paid. Another Case of Poaching. Wm. Cooper and George Brewer wore convicted of ...

... its usual j country quietude, and wero it not that race-course descriptions from the Derby downwards are as 1 plentiful blackberries, and the “cr’ect card sellers, gipsies, hawkers, thimble riggers, and other similar worthies who follow “the business of ...

... Windsor Machine Manufacturing Company iu tho United States, which is said to answer admirably. Blackberry Brandy and Diarrhcea.—To half a gallon of blackberry juice put one pound and a half of lump sugar,half an ounce of cinnamon,half ounce of)grated nutmeg ...

... cherry trees, 1,500 plums, six acres of quinces*, twenty acres of strawberries, twenty acres of raspberries, eight acres of blackberries, eighteen acres of grapes. greater part of the trees are already dug, and ready for early spring planting.—Boston Adesrtiser ...