... they expect to discharge their engagements with their land- lords, will have to do so out of the acorns, sour apples, and blackberries [laughter]. In some parts of the country with which I am particularly acquainted I am afraid that the agricultural retros; ...

... form one the finest pictures of colour, richness, and abundance it is possible to see, and they are well worth a vis t The blackberries, also, are in great abundance, so are mushrooms, and the peasantry, are making a little harvest in gathering them. Pastures ...

... 6d. to 2s. per couple ; turkeys, os. Od. to 0» each ; bares, 3s. 01. to os. Ot each : grouse, ss. 6d. to 6s. per brace; blackberries, 2d. to 2fcd- per quart; round potatoes, 7s. to Bs. per load; apples. 6d. to Od. per 16 Ibik; pears, 7d. to per 16 lbs ...

... garden and wild flowers with corn. Upon the pulpit and reading desk were trailiugs of fiowers, evergreens, and corn, with blackberries, sloes, acorns, red and white berries, &c. On the gallery front were the words, Give us day*by day our daily bread,” in ...

... question, where raw the defendants. He went them and them what they w.-ro doing. They said they were gathering blackberries. Witness saw blackberries about. Talbot walked away. Witness called for him come back, but would not. asked Walsh what had got to his ...

... from the coppice. I was only getting He fell under the train, and the wheels over his Wicks: I was with Baigent getting blackberries —-Heury Young, at Euglefiell-green, sail: On Sunday afternoon, the part of which had to be amputated. e dangerous w September ...

... Rolm that have contributed most of the cultivated varieties ; but the common high blackberry, Rubus villains, the sand blackberry, R. coneifolins, and the low blackberry, are the most likely to have done so. I have at present no means of ascertaining ...

... Friday at Deane, near Bolton, on the body of a child which had been found by a woman named Rachel Woreley, whilst gathering blackberries on the farm of Mrs. Winward, at Rnmsworth. The body must have been exposed for months. An open verdict was returned, but ...

... charged him with poaching, which he denied, and said he was picking blackberries.—Mr. Trchaue, for the defence, callod two young men, who stated that Mr. Toter was outy picking blackberries.—The defendant was convicted, and fined 2Us. including costa. Thomas ...

... sod threw at him three times. He took hold of his legaudttiti to throw him cff the horn. Defendants said they were only blackberrying. Mr Young, re-called, said he was sure [folioed had a get, end as they ran away, saw him take it apart. Pitcher, having ...

... went to see what was the matter, and then Mr. said he would serv* her the same, and kicked her basket over, upsetting the blackberries she been picking. He also pointed his gun her. In cross-examination by Mr. Marshall, who for defendant, witness said she ...

... Alien, and near some rabbit holes, with two d ...