... me with the life of a sportsman mention the incident to how that although I went blackberrying armed there was not much inequality between me and the bear this blackberry bears had been seen The summer before our coloured cook accompanied by a little girl ...

... glass house, and, therefore, Lord Claud can throw his httle pebbles with impunity ; hut, if reasons were as plentiful as blackberries — and they are — the great statesman should give none I to such a questioner. — Examiner. ...

... looking for rabbits—Whitaker said he never went near where the rabbits were.—Bullcr said he was getting blackberries.—The keeper said there were no blackberries growing near that place. —Mr. Blomlcy said his clients did not wish to press the cases, as the defendants ...

... three days in default. WEST RIDING COURT.— YViTERDAY. Before CoL HOLDSWORTh and Major BULLER. TRESPASSING IN Putesurr or BLACKBERRIES. —Benj. Hartley (20), and James Oldroyd (17), were charged with trespassing in Langley Wood, the property of Messrs. J ...

... chopped raieinn, RP preferred. Mix well together by means of the ens. Bake in buttered mould. ; nerve hot with wino mute. BLACKBERRY Jetty.—Place the fruit in a porcelain kettle with just water enough to keep from burning ; stir often, and let stand over ...

... How L the earth divided? By earthquakes, sir. \ native of Pud 1 . land asked a n i ;hb ur it he had i vcr .ecu a red blackberry. ■■ It) i sure 1 have, sa. 1 L'at, all ?? are re i ?? a the) arc gr en ! She asked him if her uew ?? wa-~ ; i., ?? as ...

... MARKET, Nov. 15. • d. s. d. a , Wheat, per bushel.. 5 oto 5 6 Appl«f.per lb.. 0 3to 0 Shelling, Tier load.. 31 oto 0 0 Blackberries per qt 0 Oto 0 0 Barley perqr..3o 0 36 0 Geese per lb. 0 0 11 Oats 30 34 0 Grouse . per br. 6 oto 6 Bearis.persack ...

... P., of Gortmore, is now in his 91st year.” Blackberries.—lf the present abundant crop of acorns offers foed only for pigs, at least humanity may reioice over a truly marvellous crop of the wild blackberry Journeying-* hither and thither, through country ...

... (wife of the Editor of Fraser's Magaginw), and to the flower pieces of Miss AngaTl. Mrs. Norm has pretty little spray of blackberries, and her sister, Miss Elizabeth Eastlake, has capital sketch Dartmoor Bay. ...

... inquest at Chaddesden, near Derby, concerning the death of Ann Traynor, who resided in Colyear street, Derby. The woman went blackberry- ing to Chaddesden, and fell dead while thus engaged. Her body was found soon afterwards. It appeared that the woman had ...

... discontent abroad, and calmly proposes to cast all the burden upon the Indian Exchequer. Reasons, of course, will plentiful blackberries in support of this policy, now it has been enunciated. For tbe most part they will be like the eighteen reasons, in addition ...

... attractive character :—The Horse Fair, Morning in the Highlands, and The Chalk Waggon, by Rosa Bonheur ; The Way Down the Cliff, Blackberry Gatherers, The Young Rustics, Hill Road, The Cherry Feast, Fern Gatherers, Returning from School, Gathering Wild Roses, ...