... he was appointed to the Bishopric of Carlisle. had been ill for a cons@crable time, and his death was not unexpected. BLACKBERRYING EXPEDITION. ‘ORMER KNUR AND CHAMPION ...

... body of (33), who died in the I the result of falling down in the etreet, and amg his at Itetsy.—The number of pesple blackberrying in just now is remarkable. The bushes in the woods are dedened with berries, and it io no unusnal thing to se or eoven ...

... ox! apples, peaches, and nectarines mott with “A sceeonable creetings. Merrv Ohristmas and a Happy New Year” and other Blackberries are plentiful this and now w the time to buy. or gather them. English are ex- ceptionally choap from 1s. to 2s cach. Tho ...

... Ireland, but in Scotland readings are rather low. The eva is elight generally. beaviest known for inaay years. The crop of blackberries in Cumberland is the plorer, his Dr. Fridtjof Nansen, the famous e Mr. Watts-Dunton says “the smaller the in- the. qreater ...

... turned and carncd him out of the houses, The beby, bowever, wae eeverely burnt, In @ West of perish, & was enacunced a “ Blackberry Service” would be held on Sunday and applos would be received ‘The ladies of the parish were further invited to ceed in ...