... absolute property of somebody elae, and that in pulling out a ■take, or cutting a atiok, or picking note ' or gathering blackberries, they are committing a theft. It was the good fortune of Thomas Warren, that having to appear for such causa before the ...

... geraniums Le*japouica, fuaohias, iuoluding specimen of a new Marksman ferna in great variety, and speoimen of the new Japan blackberry. Mr. H&nnaford, nurseryman, Teignmouth, alao had a large collection of coleusoa, bronze geraniuma, new Algeratum, Tom Thumb ...

... him. After a little timo went away, and when they came back they said they had been r.nd picked their two pockets full of blackberries, but they afterwards gave him some grapes. Prisoners wont away again and came baok in and as they pasee3 Bishop threw apple ...

... informed tha oountry polioe, who pursued him. At Puddletown, five miles off, a oonstable reported suspicions man thenpioking blackberries, and had him fetched. He was wearing the atolen olothea and prison slippers and sooks. He was handcuffed, aad tried to ...

... beautiful weather it has been very hot. Wild fruit, such as raspberries, and black and rod strawberries, is very plentiful ; blackberries and raspberries ow W nd every fance corner, equal to any garden ones • we have abundance all over our farm. Fruit of all ...

... first and second week of the present month a farmer not far from Highampton, who had most likely exhausted all his stock of blackberries, was seen day after day in the cold sleet and biting frost digging potatoes—the first dug anybody has heard of in this ...

... first and second week the present month a farmer not far from. Highampton, who had most likely exhausted all his stock of blackberries, was seen day after day in the cold sleet and biting frost digging potatoes—the first dug anybody has heard of in this ...

... was gaily decorated for the occasion. The band of the B.V.R. was in attendance. Blackberry Revel took place Sunday, and the fruit being plenty this year, the blackberry pickers had jolly time of it; not a house was deficient. ST STITHIANS. Captain Treloar ...

... Singular Conduct of a Ticket-of-Leave Man.—On Sunday morning boy named Gosldard, living Newfoundland Gardens, was picking blackberries at Horfield when discovered in ditch near the Wellington Inn a bundle which contained a flannel shirt, a pair of flannel ...

... Singular Conduct of a Tick.et-of-Le.we Man.—On Sunday morning boy named Goddard, living in Newfoundland Gardens, was. pic king blackberries Hoi field, when discovered in ditch near the Wellington Inn a bundle which contained flannel shirt, a pair of flannel drawers ...

... Although not exactly the season for monster gooseberries, we may mention that a lady gathered, a few days ago, sprig the common blackberry, having four halfripe berries upon it. Mr. Menneer, of Montvidere Academy, has been successful in passing three of his boys ...

... 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 ...