... known by 1,100 names, ; 2 210 of peers, 160 of plams,lloo of os. native grapes, 60 of currants, of raspberries, and $0 of blackberries. The swererate vain of the tobacco crop in the Con waken estiey Is about 4,000.000 dole The Legeahenna In liar ford and ...

... schoolmaster, in the midst of which the hired arrive is engaged as dancingT m»Hter. the children to go with him and pick blackberries. 5, 6, and 7-Forest of to execute the crime he is engaged for, when Walter and broadsword combat ensues, resulting of the ...

... to be seen iu the ■jurdeii of Mrs. daily lout, Hembow, near this village, nearly tine ripe hedge strawberries and some blackberries. Only a fortnight aao more than were gathered in the same spot, and sent to her daughter at Bideford. Campanology.—The ...

... succeeded in gaining upon them, and caught hold of Moggridge, upset his bisketof apples, asked a man who was near by picking blackberries who he was, and then let him go. The defendant, however, gave him severe kick his leg, which caused him much pain, and ...

... imprisonment. sod Camline Memlon, middle-aged with on the same farm. The defendant. fatal they went there in search of blackberries. Comp:angst dOt tot to puss the charge, and the defendanta hammed by paying the cap malt 3s. Pd. AOSAULT. r oummoned for ...

... catch larks, and the lory cages wdl ready for the sweet singing birds a programme-as Falstaff says, Were they as plenty blackberries, you shall not have one A programme on compulsion orogramme because the enemy asks for one] Did not Lord say Rest and ...

... the other, seascape, » view of the grand Bass rock. Mr. G. Sant and Mr, Mason have not only selected the same subjecta—“‘ Blackberry in the same style, Mr. Mason —but paint very much ly feeling, and the public is the loser by the bad health which makes ...

... most weak and emsciated lifted him on his feet, bat found he could et iyfto enquirles he stated he had far som on tarnips, blackberries, and water. Wit tance of the constables he walked a short w: denly lost all uso of his legs. wand was auable | at ones ...

... with a very small, old portmanteau, and little shattered bandbox. Resahe was right—Mrs. Kantwell entered the room. EMMA’S BLACKBERRYING. Wjtat mellow, (folden crust day it wag ! Just such one as makes inToluntarily step aside from crushing the worm in our ...

... couple; ducks, 6s. Od. to 7s. Ob per couple; potatoes, Is. ls. 6d. per peck; damsons, sd. quart; turnips, 4 and 6 for 11. ; blackberries, Jd. to 3d. per quart; French beans, Id. per lb., lbs. for lid. ; honey, lOd. to Is. per lb.; grapes (black', 2s. 6d. ; ...

... made to the already largo number of scientific objects. The exhibition is opened to-day and following days. The picture of Blackberries was painted Miss B. T. Phillipps, of Plympton, not by Miss Phillips, of Plymouth. In connection with the Falmouth, Gibraltar ...

... supposed that all the ore of this district is at Gunnislake Clitters. Indications of mineral wealth are as plentiful as blackberries ; but it must be sought for, and that, legitimately and patiently. ...