... Halifax, Mill !stealing therefrom six wonted pieces. On Thursday afternoon, a woman named Ann Norelitfe, was gathering blackberries by the aide of the feeding cont of Mansfield Mill, Siowerhy, belonging to Mr.Jellicorse, when her child (a fine girl about ...

... for such an aceitlent is nu trifle the woods; but after' wandering op and town' like the two babes, with even the of a blackberry, the heave= frowning and the surroamoling (weld *alkali, nal, we thecorered a hot, and • tiding at the pia; entered and ...

... that administration was dissolved, official Greylings —whose services were not cauctly gratuitons — were as plentiful as blackberries. I have thought it right 1o trouble you with these few remarks on thus subject ; forming 5= it does a favourite weapon ...

... discovery cannot fail to be appre. elated hr all iron mastess. A discovery hue been made, and a patent taken out. for ming blackberry bushes is the prom, of lanais' leather. Should this prove a good sohstitste for oak hark. it will he of great importance ...

... iuftated ;‘fl their most benutiful designs. . NEW DiscovEßY . ——A discovery has been made, and a patent taken ont, for vsing blackberry bushes in the procoss of tanuing leather. Should this provea goomd ~ubstitute for ouk bark, it wil be of great importauce ...

... daughiter of William Burke, Esq., of Grenada. Aug. 19, at Sedlerry, Massachusetts, by the Rev, Mr. Cravberry, Mr, Nelwmiah Blackberry, to Miss C. Elderberry, of Danbury. We hope the descendants will uot prove to be gooseberries., 9 ¥ TG ! At New I)fl:nnl ...

... era in the state ol affairs, and fisticuffs prnvmly became the order of the day, blows and kicks being as plentiful as blackberries. What would have been the result of this ferocity, bad pot the scene been interrupted, it is impossible now 10 determine ...

... letters, authorising him to take them; and, on the faith of these letters, he obtained a magistrate's warrant to search Blackberries house ; the goods having been taken there from Priestley's. Mr. J. H. Mitchell appeared on behalf of Black- Fiume, and ...

... darker times, they are not in want of pegs whereon to hang their insinuations. Robberies are as plentiful ge blackberries ; i. e. as blackberries nsed to be . for the English sun has lately forgot to ripen this way-side fruit. But why are robberies and ...

... addressed the jury for the defendant. He snid bhe was not there to deny the promise. They hui::'!fmmin- proved plentiful as blackberries, for it that whenever any of the women's relations came across the old bachelor, whom he reprosented, he renewed his promises ...

... the Auti-Corn Law Leaguers at that time. Similar declarations by American senators might be quoted, They are plentiful as blackberries in a hot autumn. The Hon. HExRY CrLAY is perhaps the most illustrious of these; and he, in lately retiring from public ...

... the learned judge most heartily joined ; his Lordship seeming to think that bum-bailiffs must be even more plentiful than blackberries, if to sit on a stool in a house. (ns further explained by the witness), entitled any person whatsoever to that very honourable ...