... and ate and picked divers blackberries, his lordship’s property. The pUintill's game-keeper proved tliat lie served the defendant with notice not to trespass, and to the contrary, notwithstanding, did enter, and plucked blackberry, haw and hip, so, the ...

... little sufferer was found lying on the ground, quite de»d. There was no mark of violence on the body, and on examination few blackberries were found in the stomach. Two medical gentlemen gave it as their opinion that death was caused from want of nourishment ...

... the first stone of the Mausoleum, about to be erected to the memory of the late lamented Duchess of Rutland, was laid on Blackberry Hill, by his Royal Highness the Duke of York. An active canvass baa commenced for the East India Direction, there being ...

... the first stone of the Mausoleum, about to be erected to the memory of the late lamented Duchess of Rutland, was laid on Blackberry Hill, by his Royal Highness the Bake of York. The following singular circumstance has recently taken place in the neighbourhood ...

... been in progress for some time past, as not only the softie of her Grace is removed the church at Hottesford to the tomb at Blackberry-hill, but the , * of the three Dukes of the renowned Marquis of with the various members of their families, are now deposited ...

... Mother—May the blossom of Promise ripen into the fruit of Performance. Transparencies of crowns and stars were as plentiful as blackberries, Atlas Assurance Office, corner of King-street, was one blaze of light, and the Mansion House and the Bank were pernlinrly ...

... the Baronetcy, was no doubt thought prodigious. At the present moment order is at . discount; Baronets are as common as blackberries—they are something between nobleman aml the gentleman, and in many cases so distantly placed from both to partake of the ...

... the Baronetcy, was doubt thought prodigious. At the present moment the order is at a discount; Baronets are as common as blackberries—they are something between the nobleman and the gentleman, and in many cases distantly placed from both as to partake of ...

... ’Squire Coke’s Steward Baronet, with batch of some six and thirty others; and would come of making any honour plenty as blackberries.” v . . New Metropolitan Church.— There new Church now being erected Carlisle-lane, near the Marsh Gate, Lambeth, on part ...

... example. Soppora the Edinhurth Review to written, printed, and nil steam, the quantity Remet thus produced would as plenty a* blackberries, and contradict the first principle of Scotch philosophy—namely, that « demand regnlatea supply.” Just so with Scotch muslins ...

... endeavours to get his pamphlet noticed, but never answer questions upon compulsion. No, though answers were as plenty as blackberries.” The communication respecting the destruction of the Exchequer records came to hand too late for use. rather expect, if ...

... ingenious in his endeavours to get his pamphlet noticed, but never answer questions compulsion. Mo, though answers were plenty blackberries.’' The communication respecting the destruction of the Exchequer records came to hand too late for use. We rather expect ...