... afternoon Emma Pitt, a daughter of Mr. Pitt, of Freureh•treet, brefounder, wee in the aeighboarhcod of Bassett picking blackberries, whoa she slipped off a batik sod broke her leg. She was taken to hos= —On Toad= eventex, shoat half-pest eight teekek ...

... Numerous robberies of fruit had lately taken at 5 place from Mr. Deverell's ?? mother of Fern to Isaid her son had been blackberry picking, and he denied at Ihaving been in the prosecutor's garden.-Mr. Stone said Ithere was no evidence to show that Dalton ...

... they have h arned to know them by their self-evident individual characters. No skilled knowledge is really necessary. The blackberry is known from the berry of the deadly nightshade, which is equally black. People in picking parsley don't gather the poisonous ...

... portraits, but the gems of ber screen are tbe dormice enjoying their acorns and beech nuts under a flne beech and surrounded by blackberries and other sylvan objects. This is a sweet composition, and reminds us somewhat of Landseer's Nutcrackers, and the fan ...

... houses with sheet lead. Perhaps it was the same man who saw a white blackbird sitting on • wooden milestcne eating • red blackberry. Mu Boston Globe thinks it is unkind to ridl-. aide those items in the papers about centenarians, It says it is no easy ...

... Belvidbrk Pufpt Stakes. Lord Craven's Celandine beat Mr. Winkworth's Fiazeoies- Mr. E. L. Ede's East Wind beat Mr. Bertram's Blackberry- Mr. Moore's Merrylegs beat Mr. Badcock'a Mahomet. 11. Celandine beat East Wind. in. Celandine beat Merrylegs, and won. ...

... , IT. 11th, at Alton, John Thomas WUiihrwild !Int al lba Royal &mita Hants In. 111 r. P. of 4 WHISK —Winona Day, at 17. Blackberry-terms, Pamela Vallay, &lint Ann, child h lathp and Jar Whits, yaws and manilla. ...