... Plyocoa, of guns, at Portsmouth. SCOTL4IND. Edinborgh i Stpt. 20. As five boys,belonging to Newcastle, last week gathering blackberries, one of them happened to tread .upon a wasps' nest, .which so irritaeed the winged tribe; that -the whole body instantly ...

... but true genius, real merit, splendid talents, new Congreves, Vanburghs—aye, and Shakespeares and Garricks as plenty as blackberries. Strange, Sir, that we cannot get rid ()lone r humbug without stumbling r upon anothe.r. , Tit E. Let norie piesurtie ...

... imprudently did, and the ball, striking Obliquely, .rebounded, and wounded . a boy who chanced to be amusing himself picking blackberries at an hedge. Thewound i dangerous,' but it is hoped not mortal. The Offender was. marched -prisoner to his quarters, and ...

... got en trayiNd,..• frog; which is rut 'likely he ever, &caned. ihAitles.lital, • 'the tortoises are. tW strawberries and blackberries. ~.,T4ey are in Chester county, and i!reat pumbers of them R. marked. ; Anecti , de of Fradklin.--The_ character of Franidin ...

... though repeatedly pressed by arguments against it. Ile would give no reason on compulsion, though reasons were as thick as blackberries. Though he (Mr. Hobhouse) knew the folly of contending with the master of 20 legions or the commander of a majority of ...

... following domestic fruits are well calculated fir the fabrication of wine :—The gooseberry, elderberry, mulberry, raspberry, ,blackberry, strawberrY' red currant, black currant, white cnrrant, and cranberry. These ferment well, and afford good and wholesome ...

... that Lord Arbuthnot had given no orders, and that there is no number beyond 23 in the street. As this is the season for blackberries, a Correspondent wishes to inform the public, that the juice of that fruit (about a quarter of tt pint for three or four ...

... amorous parson, a Carmelite, whose promise of absohition was instant, but out of season. Nuns were plentiful as blackberries, and the Franciscans appeared by their slang to have T isited the Holy Land. There was a French physiognomist; who ...

... But his hon. and learned friend had asked, how could he give instlnces nearer than those? if reaions were as plentiful as blackberries he Would give none, because, forsooth, no records were kept. But was this an answer? was it not the fact that nine-tenths ...

... head—how agreeably degagee his loose vestments hang • 4rOtind him-! You feel it would be impossible to fret that man. a blackberry did he care about the Pope, the Devil, or the Pretender, orabout the' Family Compact, or Mr. Pitt; or the balance of power ...

... place. On Thursday morning last some children, who were rambling through the fields near Kingston-upon-Thames, in search of blackberries, discovered in a hedge, a considerable distance from the main road, a young woman, almost perfectly insensible, and nearly ...

... There were no external marks of violence; she died from general fatigue and exhaustion; her stomach contained nothing but blackberries. Egan, the father, on being recalled, said, his child left home in perfect health. The prisoner (a dull, heavy-looking ...