... stray upon Stox 1 Fen-road, in the parish of on the 18th alt. Defendant « vid his gates we eft open by children going after blackberries, and the cattle and strayed out on the road.—Couvicted, and fined 1 Tix mit, Ort, ore Rev. T. Fanny Kilby, spin of | Mm ...

... during the past two years, and many farmers have become bankrupt, and distraints for rents have been almost as plentiful as blackberries.” The average rent per acre may be fairly set down at 405., and, as a rule, farms are let at fixed sum, the rent being ...

... 27p. of ARABLE LAND, situate at Fox Down, near “Green Hills,” in Soham. abutting on Green Hills on or towards the west, on Blackberry-lane on or towards the south, on land of Jonas Mason on or towards the east, and on premises late of William Mason, deceased ...

... Tail-Piccea,” are exch the eubj-ct of a parm which we beve a of a del Mr. Raskin to the Loedon In-titution on t! The of * are “ Blackberry etched by F. M. Regamey, after George I © Venter.” trom a drawing by Ro “ Their only Barve t,” engreved by C. Con Colin ...

... over by the Vice-Chancellor, and was attended six bishops, an ambassador, and doctors of divinity were as plentiful as blackberries. There was some croaking. It was said that the old defences of the Church had one after another been broken down. will ...

... in that district. striking contrast, he might say that lie afterwards visited Belfast, where he found publichouses thick blackberries ; there disorder, misery, and wretchedness prevailed, and inquiry of one of the factory owners, lie found that nothing ...

... guady petticoats and black ••loaks filled the streets this quaint old town ; and th«* dark robed priests were plentiful blackberries, for the consecration of bishop to tiko place on the morrow, and the Katheriug the clans had begun. The Galway arc distinctly ...

... Six apricots—l F Newman, 2 W Dobbs, 3 E J Bilton. Twenty fine cherries—! A T Cross, 2 J Savill. 3 W Lilley. One pound of blackberries (in bunches)—! Faversham. One pound of red currants (in bunches)— 1 A Chater, 2 W Dobbs, 3 W Gray, h cJ Newman One pound ...

... Maoeolda 2.J. per ton Scarlet Runners -. 2-tid per sieve Swedes -.-to 27s per ton Turnips 8 per Apples 3s to 9s per bushel Blackberries per bushel Pears 5-* to 10s per bushel Onions 80- to 90s per ton „ (Dutch) 3- per bag ~ (Spanish) 7s 6d per case .. fid ...

... and hare. The other brother bad al»sconded.—Defendant said the dog followed him ; it did not belong to him. He was out blackberrying. The dog belonged to Mr. Simpson, at the asylum, and was kept for coursing.—Fined Is. fid. and the costs 14s. fid., or ...

... give for a turnip, And a fortnight at least for two sticks. And three years, as a rule, At a Criminal School, To whoever a blackberry picks Mr. Bancroft: Jack, in amazement, asks what this can mean, On which the Giant stride? about the scene ; And sings ...

... conditions of sale then to be produced. Lot 1. —2a. 2r. 38p. of superior ARABLE LAND, at Foxlow,” near Green Hills, abutting on Blackberry-lane north, land of the Trustees of the late Mr. George Townsend south, and land of the Feoffees of Bishop Laney’s Charity ...