... fruit, It is supposed that the human bones might be the remains of some unfortunate individuals who had been out seeking blackberries, and unwittingly trod upon the treacherous rubbish which covered the mouth of the shaft and completely hid the depth beneath ...

... catch your heir, then book him. Every plum has it, podding. Short pipes make long emotes. It's a long lane that ham no blackberries. Wind and weather come together. A Sower in the buttonhole is worth two on the bush. Round Robin is a shy bird. There's ...

... large congregation on the occasion. Whilst man was climbing along the banks at Wood Bottom, on Wednesday, in search of blackberries, he slipped and fell into the canal. Officer Hey fortunately happened to be passing along the road near, and hearing his ...

... aud yellow pantaloons. A sexton recently dug his own grave at Sandusky, Ohio. The Louisville Journal has seen some white blackberries. The potato bug is making himself quite at home in Illinois. Dcssicated oysters dried in the sun are sold San Francisco ...

... bands which were stolen was yesterday discovered in a hedee-bottom near to the works. A number of children were gathering blackberries there, and appear to have accidentally found the single band, and so tho knowledge of its whereabouts came to Mr. Marshall's ...

... point—the mulberries of that day are the blackberries of this. The father was somewhat prone to resent an interruption of this kind, as an incursion on his province. No ; the blackberries, to a single blackberry, believe they are mulberries, but they ...

... and asked them what they were doing, when one replied that they had gone to get some nuts, f.Ed the other that they were blackberry ing. He could not swear to Harper. — Harper was accordingly dis- charged, and the other defendant was fined __s. 61. aul ...

... fit to represent Wakefield! Nay, more, because Mr Beaumont's agents or gamekeepers, without his knowledge, summoned some blackberry gatherers for doing damage to his woods, therefore, again, that gentleman's brother is unfit to be our member! What utter ...

... Liberal papers, it ] is doubtful if even Sir H. EDWARDS will seekl re-election. Rumours, however, are as plenti- ful as blackberries just now, and it will be s Safest, therefore, to content ourselves with the 5 certainties that Lord HOTHA31 retires from ...

... sparrow*. Many a weary hour does he while away in cutting sticks with hia knife, or swinging a gate. knows wh>;7« all the blackberry and hazel bushes are, oft- stopped at them, and gazed at the ye* rlpe fruit. He knows of all the greenfinches' Ucsts, and ...

... his friend, and Washington hi* foe; Sheffield Park with trees was dotted o'er, smiling gardens graced the Nursery; hen blackberries grew ripe Sheffield Moor, And Glossop Road was banked with bilberry ;— steam and gas, and rails were tilings unknown, even ...

... morning. They ail went to the high side of the Rochdale canal, where there was no public road. Deceased commenced gathering blackberries, when slipped and fell; witness did not see where struck in his descent, heard a splash the water. The deceased boy tried ...