... Gave Hill a good number of them were to seen, now and again in near proximity to less philosophical explorers—to wit, early blackberry gatherers. Still there were plenty of members left to make crowded audience wherever exciting topic came to the front. The ...

... which General Todleben has been called upon to fortify.— Vanity Fair. A Scrveit or Blackberries.— The death of Them. Gotten icn, aged 11 years, from eating blackberries, was reported to the coroner for West Kent on Saturday. The deceased, wbo was the son ...

... checks; poached eggs and dropped them on toast; ran tho pantry and returned with honey dropping from the oomb; ss.-le the blackberries carefully put away for the morrow’a breakfast; and, finally, that nothing might wanting the perfect bliss of this repaet ...

... nraceful ss it passed; the i?tme wild flowers bloomed ic the hedgerows for too behoof the fame busy bers; ami the half*ripe blackberries hung in cluntere, the sawo stray ' boy make himself i)L Torinht left were the same san;' arms and decent cottagep; over ...

... will easily find someone to replace me.” “Oh, Lord, yea, exclaimed Mr. Piper, testily. “ Governesses arc as plentiful blackberries. Old and ugly, most of ’em—tbe cleverer they are the uglier. Aud bony. I find that learning generally runs into bone. If ...

... has died, but the yonng one promises to reach equal length. The fruit grown on these plants are capital specimens of the blackberry, and this year some of them have been ripe from the beginning of August, Correspondent. The Royal Irish Constabulary. -Mr ...

... party. What is the lodge yon belong to!” “I will not tell you what lodge belong to,” replied. Too Fenian* were as thick as blackberries throughout Ulster. had been aaid that Penisnism down. It was only down way. TTrey a*** like the tiger in the jungle, who ...

... putting them duwn if they tried earnestly. Sergeant Armstrong -Is there any sio in your parish at all Witness—lt is as plenty blackberries. (Langhter.) Mr. M'Lacohun —Of the same colour, and in cart loads. (Laughter.) Hugh Murphy was next sworn. deposed, to ...

... hear.) I Hot here, in 1851. Dr. Wylie declares they wore ! roaming every street and lane. (Hear, hear) | They were thick blackberries in 1851. (Langh! ter and applause ) Listen to this, and you will wonder that any man would stand up >n the town of Belfast ...