... , \T7E can honestlv deqlare that MACNIVEN AND W are the beat.—Bury Times. - BLACKBERRIES. ANYONE having JAM or JELLY of BLACKBERRIES may have Full Price on application to Z., care of Mr. Hayman, this Office. 'North Devon Journal' Office, March 31st ...

... . BLACKBERRIES. \ NYONE having JAM or JELLY of BLACK■f*~ BERRIES may have Full Price on application to Z., care of Mr. Hayman, at this Office. 'North Devon Journal' Office, March 31st, 1879. [8496 No. 18, QUEEN-STREET, BARNSTAPLE. WILLIAM WELCH, CHIMNEY ...

... CHITTLEHAMPTON. Ripe Blackberries.—There is to be seen at Newbuildings, near this village, bush ripe blackberries, in the shop Mr. J. Bradford, carpenter and cooper. The bramble grew from the hedge between the boards the back window, and it can seen least ...

... bearing, and consequently there is much cider making. The sunny days have been ripening the hedge strawberries, and the blackberry bushes have been putting forth blossoms. Mr. Samuel Dulling has peas, some with the young pods, and others in blossom. The ...

... his field, on the 31st of August.—Joseph Heard deposed that he met defendant coming up the road. She said, I am nicking blackberries. Witness went down the hill, and on returning he saw defendant fa one of his fields. She had a piece of wood which corresl ...

... swear to him. —Mr. Dyer said he could not swear to his being in the orchard.—Kidwell replied that he was only gathering blackberries outside.—David Harlett, boy of 10, who did not seem very clear as to the nature of an oath, and was not sworn, then stated ...

... this towu cannot complain of any scarcity in this line amusement; truly these minstrels are black and as plentiful as blackberries autumn. A large concourse of admirers of these sable vocalists assembled at the Town Hall on Monday evening to witness ...

... Wanted. Wholesale Book and Auctioneers Job Lot Circular post-free.—Henry Mat, Birmingham. [8445 BLACKBERRIES. ANYONE having JAM or JELLY of BLACKBERRIES may have Full Price on application to Z., care of Mr. at this Office. ' North Devon Journal' Office ...

... late Mr. John Moore, butcher), on Saturday evening last, having been with his mother's cows to the field, was gathering blackberries in a hedge, when he fell to the ground and fractured his arm. Mr. Saunders, surgeon, was soon in attendance, and reduced ...

... likely to have a lively time of it between this and the next election, come when it may. Candidates ir.. plentiful almost blackberries, and will make thy task selection embarrassing one the Last week it was Mr. who paid his reacts he Conservative freemen ...

... Accidknt. —On Saturday evening last a boy named Richards, of Mill-street, went by the old Canal bank, near Does lade, t ...

... over with thorns. Being tired he soon fell asleep, and what time he awoke he couldn't tell. Being hungry, he began to pick blackberries and eat them, and on nearing Northmolton, about three o'clock the next day, he ran all down over the hill to that place ...