... longing to the Boscawen, said lie, the accused, and deceased went for a walk on the cliffs on Sunday. He was picking some blackberries, when be heard a groan, and on looking round saw Wise with his blands on his knees, laughing and looking over the cliff ...

... had eaten tinned pumpkin. He tested tins of pumpkin, tomatoees, Hubbard Sqash-whatever that may be-bpeas, ushroom, blackberries, salmon, pears, peaches, cherries, swveet potatoes, beans, milk, and pineapples. The milk wdas pure. All the rest contained ...

... the Roman Catholic hierarchy and a priesthood 2 But it is stated that these es. tc pectants of patronage wer- thick as blackberries a Within the precincts of the Tfouse of Commons last ?? Mr. John Morley is not of their flock. C Hence they are not responsible ...

... |eralc7don iee kai atcrentaiuno tepeet'), he might himself have trotted home from the fair on Old Blackberry. Let us sake case that we do notl onr plougn horse Blackberry for along string of arning about Greek and cosmogony and the world. The general effect ...

... 'ish craze. Else workc of magistrate-making, proceeds apace in England. Justices of the Peace will be as I ulentif ol as blackberries inl harvest time if the pre- sent Government remain much longer in office. Iiernicki-on-Tweed is one of the latest boroughs ...

... 1gooseberries are infinitely inferior to those grown ii England. The popular fruits of tbe peaole are whortleberriee and blackberries, which are plentiful enough. Vege- tables of all kinds are br ought to much less perfec- tion than with us, anl our natioual ...

... there is any lick of informers nowv more than ever-they are and always havre been, acoording to the police, as plenty as blackberries in September-but it would 'seam that they will only give information con- ditional On secrecy. They will not brazen it ...

... not exceeding 15 hands With: shoes on-First. prie, ;S2; second prize, L1I: third prize, l0s. Mr. Mr. C. Aliens (GracehiiW Blackberry ?? 1 -Mr. Al. Montgomery junr's (Baellmena) Nellie 2 -Mr. R-bert 1. ltaiweiis (Fiuwivlliarn Avenae. Belfast) Sir watkins ...

... on the line neai Dmnlops crossing. He could not say what the boy vas doing. but he thought he might have been gathering blackberries. He could nut identify the prisoner am the boy lie saw, on that occasion. He knew nothing of the outrage until the ganger ...

... acres, subject to a rent of £3 per annum, was sold by public auction for £46. THE BLACKBERRY INDUSTRY IN EAST TYRONF. Owing to the sharp frosts of -May Iast blackberries are not so plentiful in this part this season, and there is a marked falling of in ...

... compared with what they were in his time. Why, the exhibitions, as read out by Mr. Larmor, seemed to be as plentiful as blackberries. He thought there used to be only two exhibitions; he could not exactly remember the number, but they were very few then ...

... case the round of bazaars, ,s-ith their atten- dant entertainments, during the winter season, as numerous almost as the blackberries are plentiful in autumn, may be taken as an illustration. Be]- fast miglht be described as the city of 'bazaars, anid they ...