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... when the wind blew off his hat. The acceptances of Messrs. Baring - , Brothers, and Co. average 1 J million a month. Blackberrying, according- to a writer in the Charleston Courier, signifies the interment of a negro. In one regiment of Indiana volunteers ...
... having on the 4th of September last shot it Maria Hasker Hicks, the daughter of a gardener, at W leigh. She had been picking blackberries on that day •_ the plantation adjoining her father's garden, when the'pr. soner, a gamekeeper, saw ber and ordered her ...
... The aphis of the rose has appeared sparingly, in warm situations ; so has also the aphis of the apple-tree, cherry, plum, blackberry, fir, and perhaps of other plants. The aphis of the currant has appeared in many situations in great abundance ; on both ...
... morning mist and evening hue (Unlike this cold grey rime) Seemed woven warm of golden hair- When I was in my prime. And blackberries— so mawkish no«r — Were finely flavoured then ; And nuts — such reddening clusters ripe I ne'er shall pull again. Nor ...
... ra_i's Home and Colonial Library. THE RESOLUTE COURTSHIP OF SIE WILLOUGHBY WABJJ, THE HAMPSHIRE KNIGHT.* BT THE HERMIT OF BLACKBERRY ISLAND. I- the days of old ! in the days of o:d I When monarchs were warlike, and barons bold, Wheii learned men were luckily ...
... morning mist and evening haze (Unlike this cold grey rime) Seemed woven warm of golden air When I was in my prime. And blackberries— so mawkish now— Were finely flavoured then ; And nuis— such reddening clusters ripe, 1 ne'er shall pull again. Nor st ...
... though marly under the tropic, the bears the ...
... thories or opinions are the things most wanted now for the improvement of agricul- ture. The latter are as plentiful as blackberries, tbe former are treated as if they were weeds not worth producing, tmd yet they contain the whole practical truth of the ...
... service a flux and legitimate reward or promotion. Gentlemen -—this looks well. Penin- sular medals will be as plentiful as blackberries in season, and good service pensions may be Imd fcr aaking. Yonr daj is come, and a grateful country acknowledges your ...
... exports, in return, must have consisted of a considerable proportion of the foreign gents who were lately as plentiful as blackberries in these promenades and purlieus.—Literary Gazette. JOSLPH ADY.—At Bow-street, on Saturday, Mr. Peacock, solicitor to the ...
... nicely. And thus the poet and his brother took advantage of every nice party that was made up, either for picking blackberries, ' or any other play of equal interest and importance. But the pleasing deception could not last much ier ; truth, that ...
... and geU Upsy ; so just go on yer own wsy, and don't heed us Mother wanU that the tun should thine only on one tide of the blackberries; bnt I'll Ism of ye, Daddy Aigle, if yell tache me: only don't bother the mother with what she has no heart to, and acts ...