... for pigs, least humanity may rejoice over truly marvellous crop of the wild blackberry. Journeying hither and thither, through country lanes and fields, reveals the blackberry in all its rich abundance, bushels upon bushles in the parishes tons upon tons ...

... Qd fcl X the altar, and along the ? flt >wers and fruit, and u divilie the h o Part of » buaches of grapes, ears ' Baw blackberries, hips V ihe was dressed? , whence the » f .u d seemed quite, another bird, \X l ' aud a tthe base his tripod , S W flowers ...

... acquaintance, as it is j * C tif through it without endangering the face and tjt.pkreiibt Wine.-The following American • makin? blackberry wine:—Crush the berries wSoden pestle in wooden tub or bucket; draw off , the See, and add to it equal quantity of water ...

... of their books. vacation they are sent out to glean, to gather mushroome which the mother makes into ketc hup and sells black-berries, whortleberries, to be made into coarse but palatable kind of jam ; they also eC t fire, ° d r 8h re winter, and so on ...

... the long summer vacation they are sent out glean, to gather mushroom-, which the mother makes iato ketchup and sells, black-berries, or whortleberries, to be made into a coarse but palatable kind of jam they also collect firewood on the shore for winter ...

... about noon on the day of the alleged occurrence she was Stoke Wood picking blackberries. She met the prisoner in the wood and asked him knew where there were any blackberries. replied that he did not think they were out yet, but he thought he knew where ...

... Sunday last was sent to school. Aft. r came out'ofthe latter Rees upon Daddy Hole Plain _n.l & m uu hem save them some blackberries and each. He told I KiT.Wof bl k o?ck e ?hem Wn -' icrorflinfflv went down to pica them. The prisoner foUowodlffif&dTJoon ...

... creditors of her husband. On Monday, 29ch September, Mary Ann Snelgrove was out in a lane near the prisoner's house gathering blackberries, aud saw the prisoner, with whom she conversed on the weather and other topics, in the course of which the prisoner made ...

... candles of a length extraordinary. The rails at the head of the altar steps were also decorated in fine style with corn, blackberries, and redberries, and laid on the top step were likewise cucumbers, vegetable marrows, and tomatoes, and, above everything ...

... NORTH TAWTON. The Mild Season.—Thomas Stoneman, lad of the town, picked ripe blackberry Saturday. Ripe strawberries have become quite common. Entertainments to the Factory People.—Oa the seond day the newv, very excellent tea wa3 provided the Town Hall ...

... about noon on the day of the alleged occurrence ahewasin Stoke Wood picking blackberries. She met the prisoner in the wood and asked him if he knew where there were any blackberries. He replied that be did not were out yet, but he thought knew where there ...

... candles of length extraordinary. The rails at the head of the altar stsps were also decorat d in fine style with corn, blackberries, and redberries, and laid the top step were likewise cucumbers, vegetable marrows, and tomatoes, and, above everything ...