... _fowling-piece at a girl _sixteen years _old , who liad stepped from her _father ' s _garden into a plantation to gather _blackberries . Several _shots _entered into _the poor _girl's _liotly , _THE LAST OF THE REBECCAS . _—Henry _Rvaiis , _committed to ...

... _sweets _, and _tho _cident insects are at present busy culling food from rag-weed , wild mustard , and the blossoms of _blackberries _. Prices for this season have not yet been _fixed . _—Dumfries _Courier . _ATTEMPTED _SUICIDE AT GALASniELS . —On Monday ...

... _—There is likely to be a keen contest for the _represema tion of this city . Candidates are positively as plentiful as blackberries , every post _announcing a fresh one . Mr Butt _has determined to take the fieldand _would probably have had a fair _cliance ...

... noarly poisoned last week near the town of SeveilOSlks , in . Kent , by eating the berries of ni ght-shade in mistake for blackberries . On reaching home ho appeared in a state of extreme intoxication . This was afterwardsfollowed by great delirium and total ...

... presence to me . NELLY CABEW . By Marguerite A . Power . 2 vols . 'L ondon ; Sawders & Otiey . Inisn stories are plentiful aa blackberries , yet in their season wo should miss a crop of the one as much as of the other . This is a very good ono , with a fresh ...

... literature . ' _. It is ' _contended _that-moderate-priced'publications' of every ; , nEeful description are _as plentiful as _blackberries ; thati the'daily penny papers contain _aa nmch _. _letterpress _as _ : there ; _is ' any _occasion'for ; and' that any ...

... pome- ' ' granate . the fig , and other _enuany _pleasant _and _nourish- : • ing iiniductioDS—not the _-wild _haws and : _blackberries which , even in _nature ' s moat prodigal _humourwould be all ttat . wotild fall to tlic lot of any [ low _fellow- who ...

... ies , _polyanthuses&c ., are _in _bloom . Various kinds of _bushes _and trees , also , _such a 9 the _gooseberry , the _blackberry , the plane _treeand _other _early sortsare . _putting forth _their buds . Even in the fieldsthe daisy— _weemodest , c ...

... scent _as within ; the last _^ few-days _.- _' _: ' ' _Transportations to ' Siberia 'have _^ _become as frequent ' _as'blackberries ; _and _as for _piinuhmcut- in a Kussian , jail far _'away from • _tl ) c woody tracts _-of Poland and . _the _sound _of ...

... _this month . Varied character , _must comically _delineated and _yet really _not much _caricatured , is _plentiful as blackberries in his Scipnpe _and Art Conversazione . - ...

... _with _the President . _SCSI'ECTED _MTTBDKR AND _MUTILATION _. — On _rhnrsday week , _as some children were gathering blackberries on the edge of a ditch _which _separates two farms on tae Low Level _? in a very _lonely _spot , they _saw an object which ...

... _should _.. be _' tried , ; if not already . tried ,, in ,., Bntain . ; r .: I ;; have i . als 6 J ; the . _Lsinghtoni Blackberry , or New _Eoshelle—another i American . production—bnt . I ., cannptget . it , tq _succeed . _.. _The . winter kills it ...