... joyousness ea the circle, peace and gaol-will to all in the many varying ssooguitions, and gifts, that are plealital as blackberries at this great festival of the year. The poorest au.ougst as have as accession of little pleasures by the generosity of ...

... The first is an etohing by F. M. Eegamey, from a picture by G. H. Mason, the painter above referred to. It is entitled ?? Blackberry Gathering, and ia a oleasiag compoaitioo. The second plate is a view of the Grand Canal at Venioe, from a draw- ing by ...

... neighbourhood of Sydney suoh fruits as the peach, nectarine, apricot, plum, fig, grape, cherry, and orange are as plentiful aa blackberries. Tho orangeries and orchards of New S >ntb Wales are among its sights ; and in the neighbourhood of Sydney and round Port ...

... neighbourhood of Sydney such fruits as the peach nectarine, apricot, plum, fig, grape, cherry, and are as plentiful as blackberries. The orangeries, sod orchards of New South Wales are among its sights ; and in the neighbourhood of Sydney and rend Port ...

... very violent, for he Incited the mob to interfere, was fined 51. ants. To Rogow.— William Collett, grocer aid baker, of e. Blackberry-terrace, Betide Valley, for whom Kr. Bell appeared. was charged with musing a gelding to be treated on Thursday, ISth February ...

... A. Danoan, who retires. LIQUIDATIONS. James Coffey, of Hi^h-street, Alder-hot, draper. William Fi'Ungham Collett, of 6, Blackberry -terrace, Bevois Town, Soathamptoa, grocer and baker. YESTERDAY'S EACING. NKWMIBKIT. Srsnra Rlxdicw.— Executrix, 1; Qareth ...

... ingham Palace, on Monday the 21st of May. LIQUIDATIONS. J. Coffey, of the High-street, Aldershot, draper W. F. Collett, of Blackberry-terrace, Bevois Town, Southampton, grocer and baker Declaration of Dividend.—W. Wooldridge, Farnham, baker, first div, of ...

... -Aldennait Perkins Ter wan to say you have been a good 1-Defendant I do so.-A young mall owned Sly, landlord of the home Blackberry-terrace where the turtles live, called for Ihe defence. said be never beard any quarrelling in the house. Mr.. Wort was ...

... striking character; but triumphal arches were by no means numerous. Of course Prince's Plumes' were as plentiful as blackberries, real and representative, and there were a few magnificent one's of the former. The usual mottoes accompanied them, and ...

... Reason ; 2nd, R. Adams. Hand bouquet ditto—llk R. Adams; 2nd. H. Rolfe. Garland. on hoops—lsl. Adman; got, E. Mach. Plate of blackberries—let. H. Rolfe ; And, R. Adams. Collection of wild buries.—let, R. Adams; 2nd, H. Rolfe. Special to ladles for the best ...

... Hand bouquet of ?? flowera.— lat, B. Adams ; Snd, H. Rolfe. Garlanu on hoops.— lst, B. Adama ; Snd, £. Cbalk. Plate ot blackberries.— let, H. Rolfe; Snd, Blobd. Adama. Col- lection of wild berries.— lst, B. Adama; Sad, H. Bolfe. Special Prizes. For the ...

... thoroughly appreciated. The afternoon was spent in rambling through a splendid copse in the neighbourhood, gathering nuts and blackberries. After doing justica to a good meat tea, dancing commenced, which was kept until past n : ne o'clock, when a start was ...