... Rumours of more or less alarming character are spread abroad almost every day, and threatening letters are becoming as common blackberries in autumn. Tho strangest story, having its origin in Birmingham, which the public have listened since the Ohsini revelations ...

... supply of milk would be a great Eoon to the families of the railway workmen or cottagers. Another suggestion is to plant blackberries or cranberries, but our notion is that such crops wonld invite tresg)ass«‘m. and lead to stealing, and, perhaps, loss of ...

... eoneing a rental-of 5~52._per annum - LOTr .-All that valuable Plot of~ BUIILDINGT LAND, ettuatedI In Suinener Hill onnl Blackberry Lone, Robnes.0wen, undiocntahning nisutait ,0 eqnde yartidor. apply tirfenrsr. Hoinfra7 andIHolbiertoii, Solicitorn, Rrierleai ...

... a reotel rif £5S?. tier aniriia. t Lox 3.-All that c'clnabis Ilot of BPUILDI NG I.AND, sitenater ?? or Summncer Hill ?? Blackberry Lane, I-staes Owen, and cointeinbig nibaut 1,403 Fer'rnra yardo. Fer plcnw;asin rarlliorrisi' aIPplY to Mess. Heinfroi ...

... Railway Station, Tho Hill, near Hales Ov/en, producing a rental of 3 valuable Plot of BUILDING LAND, situated Rummer Hl'.l and Blackberry Lane, llalea Owen, and containing about 1.403 wjuare yards. , . For plans and particulars, apply Messrs. Horn fray and ...

... the right and then proceed straight ahead, following the of the river. here nature has surpassed herself; raspberries, blackberries, nuts and flowers abound in wild profusion on every side, while the air is heavily laden with the perfumes of the meadow ...

... DOUBLZ Bui.t.—Two gentlemen, passing a blackberry-bush, when the first fruit wee unripe, one said it was ridiculous to call them blackberries, when they were red. Don't you know, said his friend, that blackberries are always red when they are green. ...

... EPITOME OF NEWS. BRITISH AND FOREIGN. At Odenwald the blackberry is much valued, and a large quantity of claret Is manufactured from its juice. The yield this season In some districts is valued at from 20,000 to 30.000 marks. A Geneva Correspondent telegraphs ...

... being burnt. SC FERSTMON ABOUT BLACIBCIEIES.—Once more the blackberry is not without its folk-lore, and tbere is a popular superstition that the Devil always puts his cloven upon the blackberries on 'Michaelmas Day, and on this aeconnt it is considered ...

... Government for placing at Its disposal the Franklin relics. discovered by Lieutenant Schwatha's Polar hearch Expedition. Blackberries, tomatoes, red and yellow, greengages, red plows. bezel num. elderberries, Scottish thistles, acorns, caterpillars made ...

... lazy nigger. Dar's right smart ligion in a plow-handle. Twelve erclock Debbi, is in a hurry: Never 'peed too much on de blackberry blossoms. Deal bet on a 'tater bill befo' de grabble' time. Heap V good cotton stalks gits chopped up fuss 'sodatin' wid ...

... ail bake half I take such a delight in watching them. I have an hour. never seen anything at all to equal the devotion of BLACKBERRY Wria.—Gather the fruit when ripe that young man to his father. I have taken the o e n u t a an r n yd day. s Pg te it d ...