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... swear to him. —Mr. Dyer said he could not swear to his being in the orchard.—Kidwell replied that he was only gathering blackberries outside.—David Harlett, boy of 10, who did not seem very clear as to the nature of an oath, and was not sworn, then stated ...
... Qd fcl X the altar, and along the ? flt >wers and fruit, and u divilie the h o Part of » buaches of grapes, ears ' Baw blackberries, hips V ihe was dressed? , whence the » f .u d seemed quite, another bird, \X l ' aud a tthe base his tripod , S W flowers ...
... creditors of her husband. On Monday, 29ch September, Mary Ann Snelgrove was out in a lane near the prisoner's house gathering blackberries, aud saw the prisoner, with whom she conversed on the weather and other topics, in the course of which the prisoner made ...
... POETRY. WHEN BLILCKBEERLISS SCENT THE LIE. We gatheredthe blackberries long ago, My sweet little Katie and I, In the woods all bathed in the autumn glow, 'Meath the blue of a cloudless sky That ever seemed fair; but now I know, As the shadows allNully ...
... road from v Town Mills. After passing the turnpike road, the little domestic party amused themselves gathering a few fine blackberries on the road sides. Seeing some tine ones on the upper part of the fence, Mrs. Clarke got on the bank, climbed up, and reached ...
... of the good cbeer provided, ‘I hey ted, and in bands, vary- ing three to fifty, ecoured the « for miles around, picking blackberries, rin and acatter- ing them in the lanes, robbing orchards, pillaging and de- stroying vegetables and flowers’ it gardens ...
... defended. Monday, 29th September, a woman named Mary Ann Snelgrove wis out in lane uear the prisoner's bouse gathering blackberries, and saw the prisoner, with whom she conversed the weather and other topics, in the course o£ which the prisoner made use ...
... three to fifty, ecoured e country for miles around, quality, $8. &d..to @s. first quality, 6s, . to és 104; veal, picking blackberries, drawing turni and acatter- foferior quality, 6s Od. to Ss. 4d.; firet quality, 5s 10d. to 6s 2d,; pork, inferior quality ...
... penny; French beans, per peck. Apples, 8d to lOd per peck pears, 2 to a penny; plums, 2d to 6 ditto; damsons, 3d per quart; blackberries, Id ! per quart; grapes, lOd per lb. Bread, per 41b. loaf; cheese, raw milk, Sd to 9d per lb.; skim milk, 4kl. The attendance ...
... varied here sad then dwarf oaks, which bear an immense quantity of oak apples. All them tifes and shrubs are overgrown blackberry bushes, wild convolvulus pluts. Sea., ivy being the most predominant Not single tree is free from these parasitical adherents ...
... by Buckrastleign .. 9 12 0 711 79 62 12 9 85 aneakto. particularly to one who is every day aeons- shrubs are overgrown by blackberry bushes, wild a U 6s Ashburton . o.wa , min active employment from morning till : convolvulus plants, &c. —ivy being the ...
... their houses with sheet lead. Perhaps it was the sitne who saw a white blackbird sitting on a wooden milestone eating a red blackberry. Not Personal. - A rural newspaper says, Without intending to personal, we feel bound to declare that if our postmaster ...