... elector of your district. As the Registration Officer is an entirely unknown individual, and a J.P. as rarely to be found as a blackberry, we will leave you to get your signature attested by your neighbour who must be ®istered elector of your district—that ...

... 2nd, Mr Garwood. EXTRA PRIZES. Fuchsias—Rev. W. Aylmer. Cockscombs—Mr Feltham. Liliums—Mr Garwood. Peaches—Mr Billens. Blackberries—Rev. W. Aylmer. Tomatoes—Mr Feltham. llhabarb—Mr Feltham. ...

... cognac d.p. casor old Madeira 13 cases, each 1 dos, St. Sullen claret 7 cases bottling wax Cases Can Fruits, vi:. : Grapes, blackberries Bartlett man Queen jellies OrangLemon Curieut do Pea saes tasks walnuts 5 cues pre. reed giuicr, in ; Zinc washboards Wood ...

... Watkins. Filberts—lit, Rev Wm. Aylmer ; 2nd, S. Watkins. Apples, of last season—let, J. D. Garwood. Extra Prizes for Fruit—Blackberries, Bev Wm. Aylmer; Figs, J. Hartley ; Seedling Plums, S. Watkins. VIOLTABLES. Kidney Potatoes—lnt, J. Currey; 2nd, S. Watkins ...

... What became of the money is a mystery, not likely perhaps to be speedily unravelled, though surmises are plentiful as blackberries. The more the circumstances are considered the less reason appears for supposing the prisoner used the embezzled sums ...

... What became of the money is a mystery, not likely perhaps to be speedily unravelled, though surmises arc plentiful as blackberries. The more the circumstances are considered the less reason appears for supposing the prisoner used the embezzled sums ...

... States are admirably adapted to the culture of fruit. Apples, pears, peaches, plums, cherries, currants, strawberries, blackberries, quinces, apricots, and nectarines reach a rare size and delicacy of flavour. Trees and vines grow rapidly and bear largely ...

... the face M She globe which sets so high a value upon titles as the Americans do. Colonels and judges are as plentiful as blackberries in the lower strata of society, and the numbered American heiresses who annually bestow their hands and fortunes upon penniless ...

... witch with a broomstick—stirring up in a large cauldron, a black mixture, which looked like a cornpound of blacking, blackberries, and sloes.' What are you brewing, my good woms,o 7 ' asked my friend. The old witch, stirring with her thick stick, naively ...

... ministers, merchants, and men of all professions and trades seemed overwhelmed with joy. A halfbarrel of highwines, another of blackberry brandy, three kegs of beer, some bottles of ale, and a few gallons of whisky were poured out amid the plaudits of a thousand ...

... to be remarkable. Militia officers of all grades swarm in our city, and Lieut.-Colonels particularly are as plentiful as blackberries. The Commissioner of the new force, however, does not at all appear anxious to secure their services, which are freely ...

... to be remarkable. Militia officers of all grades swarm in our city, and Lieut.-Colonels particularly are As plentiful as blackberries, The Commissioner of the new force, however, does not at all appear anxious to secure their services, which are freely ...