... nicknamed Seraphim before science took them in hand. The spawn cases of these creatures, which have some resemblance to blackberries, were once thought to vegetable remains. many instances the fish seem to have perished in shoals, suffocated perhaps by ...

... moderate. Address given at this Office. 9538 BLACEBEBBIES. —Andrew Millar, Confectioner, Clifton Street, Belfast, is Buyer of Blackberries; quality must be good; no objection to quantity. 9339 WANTED, Young Man of steady habits, who has served two or three years ...

... saw which is just as suitable now as it was in the old Bamotian days of Hesiod. To come nearer home, thev arc thick as blackberries in the Welsh Triads, and discover the rustic manners of the ancient Britons. *‘The bad farmer’s hedge is full of gaps,” ...

... Witness took him to the police-station. —Prisoner still adhered to his statement that he was not gambling He was picking blackberries, and seeing the other boys run he ran too. He was not in the road at all. He was the other side of the hedge by the side ...

... ” ” Pony Bide.” The Way Down the Cliff.” 44 The Hill Side,” “Milkie* Time.” “Cottage Nurse,” “ Convalescent,” Gathering Blackberries.” Flying the Kite,” Winding Cotton.” By the River Side.” “Sunny Drrama.” ”Going to Market,” “Tb# Hay Field,” Seaside Swing ...

... nature in such a marvellous manner that it is difficult to believe that the articles are artificial. A wild bank, glade up of blackberry trees, with ripe betties disesco, I coovolvulus, honeysuckle, violets, and wild is eir.eedingly deceive ; but the various ...

... leaving a bank-book with £113 to her credit. Early Blackberries.—ln the early part of last week Mr. Bennett, of Erisey Terrace, Falmouth, wa3 p ...

... cost; and if it be found possible to cheapen the process, artificially mack i diamonds may eventually be as plentiful as blackberries —Manchester Examiner. ...

... errand by his mother to his grandfather's coal wharf. at the Top Lock, and then went along; with some other boys to gather blackberries. When near Mr. Bowden's timber yard, on the Macclesfield branch of the canal at Marple, the boys commenced to play on a ...

... of Mr. Bernard Wake, leading Sheffield solicitor, was and ooeta, Friday, for savagely beating man whom found gathering blackberries in wood his —' Edward F. Kibble waa fined at Greenwich police court, Friday, for biting police-constable who had for Mother ...

... bo gentlemanly whoso pedigree was not unimpeachable. But if generals and admirals are missing, lawyers will bo thicK as blackberries, numerous as retired Colonial Bishops. Half hundred barristers will look after the interests of their profession, with ...

... Robert Richardson, two young lads, were charged with committing wilful damage to property belonging to Ettrick by eathering blackberries. P.C. Fraser gave evidence as to the offence, and they were both fined 5s and costs. —Wm. Clark, brother of the first defendant ...