... breaking for the writer of these lines., I think be might have obeyed silently, without hitting ns all so hard at parting. Blackberries, brambleberries, or blackbutas, as they are vulgarly called by the natives of Westmorland, are very plentiful this season ...

... marry.” Two Irishmen were passing some blackberry bushes. “What’sthese, Hiker’ inquired Pat of of his companion.—“ Nothing but blackberries,” said tile latter.— * But they’re red, Mike.”—“ WeU, Pat, blackberries are* always rod when they’re green. A French ...

... during these past few months been sent from the Penzance station, besides great quantities from other stations in Cornwall. Blackberries are also sent away in large quantities, both these and mushrooms realising good prices. At Manchester, on Thursday, John ...

... fete* belougiug to Mr William Coldwell, farmer, Pell Gate, last bunday afternoon. These defendants had also been gathering blackberries. They were each tinod 64 aud costs. a .d ordered to p,y 64 dama4o. ...

... during these peat few months been sent the Penzano•station, besides great quantities feign other stations in Cornwall. Blackberries are sent awny in large quantities, both these and mushrooms good At , :heater. on Thursday, John Choriton. was charged ...

... under whose bouglis Burke and Grattan, Curran and Shel, Swift and Moore, were sheltered. 'It is a lig~ht itnin to pull.tp a blackberry bushof yesterday which has no root'in the soil, and but a little bitter fruit, in its branches, The truth is, that the Quebn's ...

... wife of John King, at Blackwell, on SOK. 27th.—(bmflphinmt said that on the day named was in a field at Blackwell gathering blackberries. Defendant came up to her and grossly assaulted her. He afterwards ran away, and as soon as she could she informed her ...

... Bd. ; cooking apple*, Id. to 2d. ; tomatoes. Od. to &L : damsons, 3d. ; hot. house grapes, te. ; foreign, lOd. per lb. ; blackberries 4d. psr qusrt; «___« onions, id. ; Spanish, 2d. ; eschalots, 3d. i*r in . ; can— flowen, Id. to 3d. ; vegetable marrows ...

... —Because she is a cut-lass. Irishman says he can see no earthly reason why women should not allowed to become medical men. The blackberry is so named because it is bine, in order to distinguish it from the blueberry, which is black. Authors are spoken of dwelling ...

... pearl!, ed to 60 per dozen ; filberts and Haut 136 104 to ls ; Senucsis MIS!. Is d t; and lychees, Chinese fruit, M per lb; blackberries, hi per pint; walnuts, 6d per btandraiL Flower. aloiee trines, 7a 6.1 to l2i 6al ; and common sorts. 3a to Se per pot ; ...

... wife of Andrew Nickson, of Hey•houses, was on the Sand-hills, near Lytham, she picked up what she took to be a bunch of blackberries, and w- - (ATERLOO WARD. mediately bitten in the finger by what -in this ward, on either side, con- •1 adder. her husband ...

... threw them down and ran. Richardson and Scott corroborated. Gilmour said that they were going, along the hedge looking for blackberries when- Allison pounced upon them: They ,hadn't the least intention of stealing turnips. The, Justices found them guilty ...