... pond. As every one knows, the completeness of this test in the olden times, when witches and warlocks were as plentiful as blackberries, was undoubted. If a hag upon whose character suspicion had fallon, was able to swim, this showed conclusively that she ...

... prevented Mrs Barnard and her o«j»- Biion hearing another sound near hand, I of a stealthy footstep the other ride the tangled blackberry hedge, which screened Mf J ebb’s kitchen garden from the vulgar gate. I’M fooUtejw travelled slowly along the n»rrow, path ...

... sentenced to pay fine or suffer ten days' imprisonment. KIRKLAND. Fruit.—The fruit very abundant here. In Mr Peterß gardens blackberries and the other kinds are very plentiful. Lying, the gardens do, in sheltered position from the winds, is very much their ...

... was sentenced to pay fine 20s or suffer ten days’ imprisonment. The fruit is very abundant here. In Mr Peters' gardens blackberries and the other kinds are very plentiful. Lying, the gardens do, in sheltered position from the winds, is very much in their ...

... berries have now been taken down, and thi statements made by us before have been found unfortunately too true. most places blackberries aro failure, the best crops being strawberries and rasps. Purchase an Estate.—Wo bear that Mr Wallace, of the Commercial ...

... berries have now been taken down, and the statements made by us before have been found unfortunately too true. In most places blackberries are a failure, the best crops being strawberries and rasps. Purchase or an Estate.—We hear that Mr Wallace, of the Commercial ...