... of any kind—Picture, James Bowl. Basket of Flowers, beet—Picture; Mirian Dore ; 2nd best., smaller, ditto,Jare Pratley. Blackberries, bst dish—Picture, Matilda Thornett. The whole of the shipwrighteron the Clyde who have been on the strike for an advance ...

... boy pulls forth a mouse's nest. And then the tempting bramuble-wreatths invite the babes again, Their pretty mouths with blackberries so sweet and ripe to stain; And many as brown nut slips its sheath to share, poor ittle thing, A burstingpocket with a ...

... years. The child was adopted by William Crompton, of Barlow-field, Bury, and on the night the 29th ult., while out picking blackberries with some other boys, accidentally fell into the Roach,* at a'spot near Hampson's mill. The • l j WS9 . onl found on Sunday ...

... 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 ...

... The esedlestiebs, pillars, end pulpit were teetotally deeereted with erergmees, wild hops, pears, apples, grape', eserstN blackberries, he he, ke. The foot was demisted with same, sod dowers. end round the bottom of thalami were cream made with dowers. Over ...

... that they could not see them. Shortly after, they went in the direction that the children took, and found them gathering blackberries. Ho (whine.) asked them if they did not mean to go out the field, to which they replied that they were in no hurry. They ...

... whilst she was away deceased went out with a sister, aged three years, and fell down the quarry whilst trying get seme blackberries, and received such injuries that death resulted. The quarry is totally unprotected by any wall. verdict of accidental death ...

... noted the average time occupied by the Chicago merchants in dining. They had, as rule, brown soup, chicken and ham, and blackberry tart. These viands wers gulped standing, and the three courses demolished in three and three-quarter minutes ! The Lightning ...

... Potatoes, 7d. to ls. per peck. A few table apples were soil at 13 f«r 6d.; pears, Id. and 2d. each.; honey, ls. per lb.; blackberries, 2d. per quart; elderberries, 2d. per quart; cabbages, Id. 2d. each ; few pickling cabbages went at 2d. and 3d. c ich ; ...

... church, or of the beautiful town of Meran, so frequented for the grape and whey cure, nor of the castles plentiful as blackberries perched on inaccessible heights, and around which marvellous legends weave a mysterious spell, and there is no necessity ...

... 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 ...

... GOSSIP FROM GLASGOW. TO serve occasion reasons are as plentiful as blackberries, and the why is plain as way to parish church. When a new hall is wanted, all sorts of arguments are hurled against the old one. It is inconveniently situated, it is i ...