... of weather than the Records of executions, which during the first three or four months of the year were as plentiful as blackberries, have of late been agreeably absent from the columus of the daily newspaper. To-day, however, the report of another hanging ...

... esysa late ballad, A man calls his wife the red, white, and blue, because she has red hair, white testh, and blue eyes. Tus blackberry is eo named because it is order to distinguish it from the blueberry, which is Fal of ensity and howe fall of nat “I think ...

... pretty drunk. A cEIITAIN calls his wife the rod, white, cud blue, beteuse she has red hair, white teeth, and blue ryes. Tics blackberry is so named because it is blue, in order to distinguish it from the blueberry, whieu black. Ir you have a pretty daughter ...

... Phillips, the sou of oversman, residing CuttonUill, near Chapel hall, died from the effects of fall he got while gathering blackberries in Glen, where stumbled over rock and fell from a considerable height. was carried home, but never rallied, and died in ...

... bounded by extensive and beautifully varied conformations of rocky ranges, and islands are scattered on its bosom as thick as blackberries. The Norwegian Sunday begins at six on our Saturday afternoon, and closes the same hour Sabbath. The boat being timed to ...

... that the deceased , I along with other compaeions, had gone to Both- wellshields Brae, for the purpose of gathering ! 'blackberries; and while in the act of doing so, on a precipice near Bothwellshields Farm, he I fell over and sustained a severe fracture ...

... It appears that the deceased, along with some companions, bad to Bothwellshields Brae for the purpose o! Pit athering blackberries; near Bothwell- and while doing so oa preci; elds Farm, he fell over aud sustained a severe fracture of the skull. When ...

... bruised) nearbrou gh c t h t a o pe y h a a c i rlc ff a . his collarbone broken. His remains w, TiAtttleß°btohysv was blackberries when he missed his footing over a precipice 18 feet high. He was Injured —At Midcalder a man fell over preciPi 80ft. high ...

... Bill preserving the rights of the House. Failing in this, the is strenuously to oppose the bill. At Both was gathering blackberries when he Wellshields Brae, near Chapelhall, a high, his footing and fell over a precipice 18ft. man fell over 9 He was fatally ...

... erries, was excellent. In strawberries the honours rere carried off b Ce Mr Manson, Kilblean Cottage, wi a cherries and blackberries were awarded to Mr od Mr Manson, Cromlet Hili; while the first prizes hi va how, litehell, Cromlet Mills. Vegetables were ...

... movement. e intends to visit the chief towns in the States and At Bothwelishields Brae, near alittle 2, boy was gathering blackberries when he mi his and fell over a precipice 18ft. high. He was fatally injared.—At Midcalder a man ll over a high, and was ...

... 2d, Grieve ; 3d, Robert Blyth, Newhouse. Mitchell. Hydrangea—Ist, Rev. Hugh Macmillan ; 2d, David ‘Twenty-four Heaviest Blackberries—1st, Thomas Brown, Brockhill; 2d, James Mitchell; 3d, Rev. Hugh Macmillan. Twelve Gooseberries—1st, John Cairns, Jane ...