... yesterday, lie was taken to the General HosbitIl and detained, AcMDENT~.-Yloterday afternoon Samuel Pullin, aged 51 years, of Blackberry-hill, FisAponds, in the employ of Meesrs. Parker and Bons, was admitted to the Royal ILirmary suffering from a fractured ...

... :the stoen quarries farc at widtetboute, adjoining ,thd er-rtoPOX: I sw tero bo LO mads u-aea Wheelerand vane, gathesing blackberries Q A by tleo Bldes-f the rlier. One of themjfell In and he Wb wasibaluff srapidly darrted away by thq.streamu, which is ...

... was trimmied with different sorts F! of corn, mixed with leaves and berries, and the basin 51 was filled with oak-leaves, blackberries, and wild it clematis, from which rose a cross composled of ears of wheat,, leaves, berries, end flowers. Othor parts of ...

... in delence, said ho had always treated the boy as his own eon, and he beat him because he was in the habit of picking blackberries instead of attonding to his work, The bench sald it was one of the worat cases that had'ever come before them, and they ...

... ear and heard the unmistakeablo tones of his voice, nay even his very laugh when I asked him if I should send him some blackberry jam, that I quite believed I was not the victim of somn delusion. After a few minutes' conversa- tion, and a sufficient ...

... writes to me frdm her country home in :ul Cumherlond, tailing of ome dinnter parties she hats been on gicisigand saying that blackberry leaves and white wax beiries Jby which I suppose she means the milk. white hefruit. of the American husah syiiaphoeaia ...

... pltcher.trap would catch in 10 Mers, I used to find them when In search for birds' nests or exploring the, wood region. for blackberries and nut - andi tbey were, In'^1 aIInstances, filled up wvith earth, ashi tbeyliad been there for agef. Iudeed, we marl ...

... resident retail factor. Now, no doubt, rotail shops ) In every way of trade are, to us8e a homely idiom, as plentiful as blackberries, and values are steadied i by the trade rivalry which exists, Although our ) condition is unquestionably much better In ...

... cloth !The curtain fell on the bewildered children, and rose to exhibit thembo feedingi ohis wenary si°ster Uwitwh a huge blackberry, bnnch of snitahie size. Brobdignag robins were watching the children; well formed and painted by the young folks, who gave ...

... ani brilliant red berries of the mountain ash; the margin W l: being enriched with ferns, White blooms, cranerries, te and blackberry sprays upon a sorface of moss. aoud by the slone work of the south Porch door ram we the text For His mercies shall endure ...

... Association, following closely upon the Trades Union Congress, reminds the reading public that the season of Congresess and of blackberries has again come round, and that we are fairly in the thick of it. Simultaneously with the great gathering of scientists ...

... father, a slickly man, who ?? in receipt of outdoor relief, and his wife were stated to be in the habit of going out picking blackberries or blid catching, but the man sometimes only earned 61, a day. The relleving officer stated tbat the man positively declined ...