... and that if the parsons were done away there would be fine weather, fine times generally, with golden guineas as thick as blackberries upon a hedge. (Laughter and cheers.) The noble Chairman proposed The Army, Navy, and Reserve Forces, observing that ...

... all misfortunes, and it was thought if they could be got rid of, golden guineas would be found in the hedges as thick as blackberries. (Laughter.) He was sure that was not the feeling in Woodbridge. (Applause.) The Chairman next gave The Army, Navy, and ...

... Castell and Brown to deliver blackberries. He did not send anything to Castell and Brown after the October. At the end the season got fruit for Messrs. Crosse and Blackwell, whatever it cost him, to keep his business. Tho blackberries cost him all the money ...

... lie was under an agreement supply them with two ■ tons of blackberries, some 2jd. and some 2d. pound.—Mr. Croke said be believed lie should be ahU to prove that the entire value of the blackberries was only 16s. Hd. His case, howevei, whs that the casks ...

... follows:—£7 10s., tbe value three casks of blackberries, and £3, which included three journejs Loudon and expenses, the value of the easks 9*.. journeys to Watford, and money paid for carriage. The blackberries were consigned Mesers. Crosse and Blackwell ...

... stands, 'mid scenes so Nature's bulwarks grey ; His plume waves in the northern The shadows round him . The bracken fern nnd blackberry Spring up about his fee*, While liea'h-i-rowiif-d rocks, or hoary crags, O'er head oft nearly meet. The storm* that blow ...

... wild On Kuturo’s bulwarks grey; wig plume waves in the northern breeze, The fehailows round him piny. The bracken fern and blackberry Spring up about his feet. White luauh-crowncd rocks, or homy crags. O’er head oft nearly meet. The storms that blow fierce ...

... coffee followed, after w{ich Mr. Geo, | - Hebbes sang “ The merriest man in the company,” fol' lowed by a reading, “ Ripe blackberries,”” by Mr. J. W. ‘ Lack ; and a song “ Temperance Lifeboat,” by Mr. W. i James. This was again followed by a song from Mr ...

... would get the* thin end of the wedge In and then drive home. Plausible reasons for following on will be as plentiful as blackberries. Lord John Russell proposed eight-shillisg duty on wheat in place of the shdiug scale, but it was considered inadequate ...

... HOD Mbar ; id, ta, Mr. C. W. maim, Diboll**, Wiesniri, May; 14118fTild. William How. Kew, jam, Milabeear Gram Wynacadbare, Blackberry. Clue ts—Bast Wm% not szseedizi six you's old : =la Wr. Ousett Tyke, Troves II othe. Warwick Thum ; art higUTzeaded. NAIL ...

... prize I. Mr. E. Cooke, High-house, ; 2nd, £•' ...

... Litchsm; 2nd, £5, Mr. C. W. Barker, Dykebeck, Wymondham, Kitty; reserved, William How. jua., Kimberley Green, Wymondham, Blackberry. B'*R3ES FOB AOBICULTCBAL I’CBPOSES. Class 13—Best Mare, not exceeding six years old: Ist, £lO, Garrett Taylor. Trowse H ...