... Harbour the Wind had permitted. Exon, Sept. 1. Laft Sunday Morning as a young Man was walking near this City, and feeing fome Blackberries, he eat pretty freely them but foon after fell cfown and lay fpeechlefs, and next Day died. Plymouth, Aug. 30. Yefterday ...

... inducement give me a mouthful of visuals. At oth times it goes vety hard with me. the now I make many hearty meal upon blackberries, and the like j but at this time of the year, there is nothing be got abroad, but a turnip, fo : and though fuch cold, ...

... offer, and the others as they come in. Sir C. Burrell’s High Over - z1 Mr. Halfted’s b. m. by Sky {eraper > 22 Mr. bi. h. Blackberry = The turf was ia excellent order; a nd the courfe, by good kept free of thofe dangerous obftructions, which have long been ...

... likes the sport as well as me!—. None can such manners sure admire E'en Lord, or wealthy '.Squire, Tho' Manors thick as blackberries have ; But, when an upstart Tiller of the At threats and learnings dares try his hand, die' with laughing, at the clumsy ...

... easterly winds and frosts. LAMENTABLE SUPERSTITION. The Sherborne Mercury says, a. species o:' blight grub has settled the blackberry leaves, gnawing them a serpentine manner, that the dead fibre shows through the remaining green. It will hardly credited ...

... slighter ones having the advantage in length, that they may the weight of that ore particularly referred to. The Alfred. Blackberry Syrup.—The present being not only .a seasonable lime to prepare this valuable medicine, .but recommend its usefulness;, ...

... drowned. In the riser, about midway between hatlington and Bridge, if is supposed, by falling into the water while gathering blackberries, which grew at the edge of it. The mother of the ill-fated child witnessed the distressing scene, being at work in a hop-garden ...

... convolvulus is being smothered with dust on every road side. Overhead ripe berries hang in juicy clusters : elderberries, blackberries, hips and haws, and the beautiful bunches of the mountain ash. Old women in scarlet cloaks, with hooked sticks and wicker ...

... or an American, the upper part of which seen over a spit land in the reach beyoud.'' Verses are now-a-days plentiful blackberries, but unfottunately too many them are given upon compulsion,—forced, pumped out, written for the sake writing—sheer ...

... for the prosecution, and Mr. Clarkson for the defence, Elizabeth examined ;—Lived at Brighton On the 12th October went to blackberry picking with a girl named Fuller in a field in the parish of West ton. While there the prisoners came them and made use ...

... Surrogate the diocese Aladely) wfote'to the defendant. this letter Mr. (oUWaing r«piy~>— dear Shis .Fi! staff ' ire as. blackberries; but 1 w»U give man,a reason compulsion/, refer you canon license shall be granted but ta persons .of good state and quality ...

... fishes ; sometimes many colours at once, like the peacock ; or changeable, like the cameleon ; or successive, like the blackberries, which are green, and then red, and then purple ? Surely there objects foi ornament, as well as things for use—or wherefore ...