... the mountains. It appeared from the evideuce that on the previous Mon- day the deceased and a neighbour were gathering blackberries on tlce mountain above Tanrallt. The neighbohr lost sigbt of the deceased, aod as sbe did not return home, information ...

... squirrel, also let us hope a work of art, who is very snmall with exceedingly bright eyes, and sits beside a Lunch of apornp, blackberries, and other season- .able fruits. The history of the noewv testant of Hughestden, Sir Samuel YWilson, is enouough to make ...

... basin, and line it with' paste, cutting it round about half an' inch beyond the rim of the basirn. Fill the basin up with blackberries, apples peeled, cored, and cut into small pieces, and moist augar alter. ately; Pprinkle it throughout with the grated ...

... doctors of the lovi' 39 being heiaded lili, tile Chairmaln remarked: Bless _ 1- me, doctors and bills are ais plentiful as blackberries 35 3 (Iaiglifr). _ Mr hughes: We shall have to give tip house- 0 3 keepilln itid gto iiito lodgilngs (more lulughlter) ...

... diameter: Of course this. was excep- tionial, but rich and luscious oranges are as plenti- ful in the Parramatta diserict as blackberries in an English country lane during-autumn-time. NAUsZ osr CiTiES IN AmnaniA.-The nomenclature of the cities and territorial ...

... (1st calf). 4. 'Butteroup, Pure Alderney (to calve in June). 5. C owslip, Pure Bred A~lderney, and Calf at foot. 6. Blackberry, Alderney, with 3rd Calf at foot. Also, Two Short-horn HEIFERS, 7. Daisy, Short-horn Heifer, to calve in May. 8. Snow- ...

... stone walling as his means can. pay-for dry imasonry. Thus, where two or three, years brak, the blooming ?? May, dog rose, blackberry bramble, and beauti ful wild' flowers, adorned and 1perftmed green lanes and charming walks, you, will find that some u ...

... be curious to see a list, of the pU chosen 150 Esquires, and even J.P.'s and p'a I'D L.'s are indeed plentv as blackberries th. theese days! It is it pity, nevertheless, that tile ofr valgar crowd should not have been permitted, by f their bodily ...

... the Union, anv analoav could be drawn between the cases of Ire- land and Scotland. Threatening letters are as thick as blackberries at Merthyr. Everbody who is anybody connected with the election seems to have received one. Tbelatest recipient is a Baptist ...

... enemies, is Proud Pharisee and humbug. We here can scarcely credit it-but it is a fact, that nearly a million quarts of blackberries will rot on the vines unpicked in the Laurel section of Sussex county, Delaware, because of the heavy rains and unremunerative ...

... ocncuiers, the rental paying a comfortable four and a-half per cent, on the investment. Such concerns are as common as blackberries. But the peculiar province of this company, which was to provide easy means for the acquisition of land, on much the same ...

... the committee. It 'was that of a constable whose name he would not mention, wbo,: on finding aocouple of boys gathering blackberri'ts-boys who bad. obtained the permission of the farmer on whose farm they were found-went and informed the landlord that ...