... the prisoner is not the Nina Sahib. A sad accident occurred at St llelens on Sunday evening. Some children were picking blackberries on a brook side, when the basket of one little girl, named Whittle, fell into the water. The child was trying to get it ...

... miles from here, had a most wonderful experience the other day, narrowly escaping being killed by ants. He was picking blackberries in a wild patch of undergrowth in a dense wood, when suddenly he disturbed millions upon millions of large black ants. ...

... posess no sense of taste. IT is said, as the result of careful experiments and observations, that no American birds eat blackberry seeds. A LONDON diamond merchant, of great experience, pronounces the South African diamonds inferior to the old and famous ...

... Colonies ; the ie universal, and in many places women. Members of Parliament are paid, and Labour members are as plentiful as blackberries in an lase in Ovtober. A Welsb | County Council is nothing to a Colonial Parlia- ment. It is not the business of Liberals ...

... shades of foliage and orchards of apples all shining in the sun, while hedgerows are heavy with nuts and the brambles with blackberries. It is the decline of summer, therefore, which is appreciated and admired the more. To riders who reside in towns, there ...

... and we believe the most truthful version of the story, is—that on one of the days of last w el: two boys while gathering blackberries from a hedge in a field near Kirkoswald were accidentally wounded by some small shot from a gam discharged at game running ...

... a Busbman eat twenty nds of liver and a bucketfal of railed marrow, besides handfuls of ground nuta, parched coro, and blackberries—all within 24 bcurs. In the provincial capitals of Northern China, where banquets of forty courses are de rigueur, convivial ...

... court, the Bench remanded the prisoner until Thursday. Home-tubs Tem.—Fruit Crcantv, such as Raspberry, Strawberry, Clierry, Blackberry, Pleat, Peach, Apricot, esirruat, ike., are sure to find favour, and all that is necessary in most cases, providing the ...

... oor lives and broken legs For some wee birdie's nest and eggs, Pu'in' rowans as red as cherries, Mountain slaes, or wild blackberries; Or whiles a turnip sweet to steal Frae some auld, honest farmer's fiel', Then by the river's bank to dine— Oh, happy days ...

... natives. Those who wore not shot ware strung up on trees, and Rodgers say* that on some the trees bodies were Uanginr like blackberries bush.” He counted thirty-aix bodies one tree. It was another these engagements that Lord Roberta won hie V.C., and the ...

... expect shortly to see a professorship of cricket instituted at some of our universities ; and gymnasia are as plentiful as blackberries already. Five hours a day are the most which those careful to guard against, what is called the overstraining of the youthful ...

... THE CHERBOURG RE-UNION. NATIONAL SHOWS are becoming as plentiful as blackberries in autumn. If we have now-a-days fewer Punch and Judies; travelling waggons with learned pigs, Albanian girls, dwarfs and giants; penny booths for the representation of Alonzo ...