... talking about the days of their great grandmothers when witches, ghosts, and hobgoblins were said to be as plentiful as blackberries at harvest time. It is therefore gravely asserted by some that there can be no doubt in . the world that this is a real ...

... William Gudge. It appears that the poor little fellow was, with an elder brother and a companion named Paul, engaged picking blackberries in a fl Id in the occupation of Mr. Strange, Cowlease, about three-quarters of a mile from their homes. Barnes, who is ...

... • gentleman her portrait it was a sign of an interesting approaching crisis ; now carte de visite, were as plentiful is blackberries upon • hedge, and every geutleinan had his hat full of them. (Laughter.) A strangely - dressed person WRS now cure, and ...

... There visa no path in the field,. Ile did not its defendant kill anything.—ln defence, prisoner said he was only picking blackberries, which witness took away from Mm.— The Bench dismissed the case. WILFUL Ders•ox.—Joeeph loaned], Henry Bryer, and Charles ...

... saying he should back again at six o'clock, and the woman, who bad been ill, the bona., aa she said, to go and get thine blackberries. Shortly afier, the money was missed, and milpicion fell on the prisoners. The police were informed of the loin, and went ...

... issuing (non the hive. I consider four pounds of he I.A will hardly save a swarm, and it must he given moon possible. W. thu blackberry, the I of foal is now in Hower. What honey can be taken I Mextmeting a north or two. removing al be all by Awnst after which ...

... 1867. and Ward, from which native evangelises go forth berries We went, ho pieked tweed:ea to erOWllr. I struck aMouet blackberries. He then told me and Lizzie Admits to of Mol literature sohl, the lime and picture: , of gods. go Ileole, and he took Fanny ...

... only voted for it. A CHILD BITTEN 13Ir A VIPM —Two little children, aced respectively nine and, eleven, we e looking for blackberries in Handswerth Wood, on Thuratlay, when the younger (a little Rirl) was sndilenly bitten in the by bye snake (supposed to ...

... NORTH RR A filt.tyl! fArrut FPLLOW —A few day ago w hil e thee little chiblreu were nut blackberrying, one of them, a little girl Inne Kite, fen liver t h e 1w wall into the pool of water opposite North Itriolley tlaurehmel in all probability woul ...

... First your heir, then hook him. li•ery plum has its pudding. Short pipes make long smokes. les • long lane that has no blackberries. Wind and weather come together. A flower in the button-hole is worth two on the bosh. Round Robin is • shy bird. There's ...

... certeinly be moot heartily sick of It; it wants full three months to the time of election, and yet equibbe are already, the blackberries, very plentiful, and addrosees of candidates, for a seat in Parliament, are to be found placarded about In every borough ...

... li. As to canvass, I can best describe the promises I hare received in the word. of Falafel'. theY have keen plenty as blackberries, and sat. thif important question how tar they can be relied oi. I Wait A may rely on th e m im P ikitl Y' and for this ...