... , 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. ...

... done so Uttle in this direction, that trained nurses are not natural productions — they are by uo means as plentiful as blackberries. Women, with the needful requirements, moroiaud physical, for this kind of work, have to be diligently sought for, and ...

... we've had to shell All that, most likely, eat in vain. A LIUMT RBPAUIT.—A of Lenten!. VA *TIN (H)N.A - 1sIlL1115. Blackberries in September. Our. Captain of Skirmishers (rushing in to beet ice of the Enemy) be-ar Ton eurreLder to this cotapsny ...

... Cecilia ,uxnm enassrce panel; Caroling Gillman, Sepia;twvo reliefs e by iodion,; EmesaLong, Sepia,' fromn the 'cast of blackberries, also some capital elementa~ry desiuns in cslour; Mlartin hu'rlant,: antique figutre dancing fawvn, in chl3k, also outtline ...

... fellow, waa summoned for assaulting Robert Lowey, an elderly man, who stated that on Wednesday evening he was going along Blackberry-terrace, with a bag of tools on his back, when he met the defendant in Mr. Duncan Douglas's coal van, and he came out and ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... and twelve, living in Derby, won retaining en Thursday by Little Eaton Canal-aide from the country, when they bad been blackberrying, when the younger ncidentaly fell into the water. The brother, entleavearing to catch hold of him, also fell in, and both ...

... arrives ; he takes a stroll ; the modest heath-bell and the violet turn up their dark blue eye . to him ; and h. finds blackberries enough (as Falstaff's men did linen ! ) on every hedge. Dinner served up, and to his mind, he warms and waxes cosy, jokes ...

... their hJuses with sheet lead. Perhaps it was the same who raw a wh.te blaitikhird sitting on s wooden milestone eating a red blackberry. A Traria farmer, who speaks with the air of a man who has disoovered a new foot by capetisane, says that th• way to prevent ...

... artist has managed to depict the minute globea of dew clinging to the petals of the flowers. A highly- finished study of blackberries, however, is the pleasantest picture, being exceedingly rich and truthful. An example, showing Mr. Lucas to be capable ...

... 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 ...