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... 3 yrs .. .. 3 3 d Mr Hodgson's ch c Ye illiam IV. (late George IV.) 4 yrs .. .. 2 6 3 Mr Webster's b fSmallwaist (late Blackberry), 4 yrs 5 5 0 Mr Nowell's br fby Orville, dam Rossanue, 4 yrs 8 2 4 Mr H. F. Standish's b c DuiNiry, 3 yrs .. .. 4 d Mr ...
... other articles of stolen property, concealed at the prisoner's house. The prisoner said he got it of boys who were getting blackberries, with the intent of finding an owner.—The foreman of the Jury, in returning a verdict of guilty, observed, that if he had ...
... ale, brewed on the °erasion of the birth of the Marquis, in 1813, was abundantly bestowed. The proceedings commenced at Blackberry-bill, at -even o'clock in the morning, by the tiring of ciainon. which was the signal for the bells at the different villages ...
... this, toe, without stadium. A native of Paddy's-land asked a neighbour it' lie had ever seen red blackberries? To sure I have, said Pat, all blackberries are red, when they are green I—Laird of Logan. On Saturday iii. ht as John Scanlan, a poor industrious ...
... ed on Wednesday lag. This courageous youth hail ualked all the way to Nottingham, and subsisted upon but apples and some blackberries he bail tiauutl Upon mat. He wos se‘en and six nights on his journey, anti during that time lie never once a dweliiiig ...
... the fate of genuis ; it is hien or rather her'n, to go through life with sympathyzation and less cash. Life's a field of blackberry and •,rry lu-lies. Mean people squat down and pick the fruit, i ni.itter how they they black their fingurs. while genius ...
... should be welcome to. I think I have said sufficient to prove that poets such as could write the above are not plentiful as blackberries, and will conclude with hoping there will be some steps taken by the &testi of Nottingham to afford all who may desire ...
... and Blancarda, stole a quantity of sovereigus at each, and then disappeared. This summer they will be as plant - ful as blackberries. Each steamer will hying a fresh lot.—New York Paper. On the IthofJamtaxy last, there wore twenty-imp rep. sets in the ...
... abundance, which fetchee great pries; good horses were rather scarce and sold for their full salue, whilst were plentiful as blackberries. ...
... stock were scarce, and sold well. The supply of pip and sheep small. Horses of the meanest description were as plentiful u blackberries, and without boyers.—Mr. Wright, of Bunny, showed three remarkably floe sheep, which were bought by Mr. Briddon, butcher ...
... and untrimmed hedges, covered with dog roses, wild honeysuckles, and privet, intermixed with haste trees and the spreading blackberry bush—and then what a glorious sight we shall have as we emerge from the lane and look upon the remains of the once mighty ...