... of Spooner, living in Chester-place, in this town, received a severe bite from adder on Sunday last. He had been to get blackberries, in a field near Little Eaton, and while gathering them his attention was drawn to something moving in the bottom of the ...

... never been in that neighbourhood at all. The prisoner bad basket in his possession, containing blackberries, when he was apprehended. They were common blackberries. —Mary Ann Cox. young woman, who appeared in very ill state of health, said that she purchased ...

... Roads on the afternoon of the 11th instant. The Crew, including the deceased, but not the Captain, wart *shore io search of blackberries, and returned to the venal in the evening, when they found the Captain on deck mending the sails. Davis went to a fellow ...

... interfered, and told this board how to do its duty. Mr. Meagher: are as good a board as the Board of Admiralty—we don’t care a blackberry for the Lords of the Admiralty—(laughter). Mr. Gould said that this board was not competent to decide on the question, and ...

... 500/, if in a perfect, genuine state. There is, however, much virtue in an if.” Imperfect copies are nearly as plentiful blackberries, out do not believe there are above a dozen absolutely perfect ones known to exist—ArfoßeeNm. ...

... I then meditated. After getting John Davie make an engagement with me in the afternoon Wood, for the purpose of picking blackberries, at one o'clock I went borrow the hatchet. carried it to the blacksmith's shop and hid it outside under a bush, where it ...

... military organisation of the Empire, with descriptive letterpress. E. Stanford. Maps of the seat of war are as plentiful as blackberries autumn ; and it is difficult matter to keep pace with the various claimants for public favour. The peculiarity of thie ...

... the Board of Trade may be, very shortly, to this very end; and as it is said that Captains out of berth are as thick as blackberries in autumn, owing to the introduction of steam, and that large numbers of our Mercantile vessels are being annually sold ...

... country will escape from this Incubus. What Is wanted at present Is an excuse, not reason—for reasons are as plentiful as blackberries—and until the chapter of accident* turns one up, sliding scale must endured,— Times. ...

... for , evensong. But what a crowd it was. Two archbishops. | half-a-dozen bishops, deans and archdeacons as “ plentiful as blackberries,” were all jostled together with country curates and laymen, in one confused throng, until ( last the macebearers appeared ...

... apples. Is. Cd. per do. ; general sorts, from 3s. 7s. per bushel ; lemons, Bs. to 10s. per 100; walnuts, Is. Gd. per do.; blackberries, 6d. per quart; and filberts, from Is. to Is. Gd. per lb. HAY AND STRAW MARKETS-Thursday. Smithfield.—Old meadow hay 3/ ...

... John Uoyworth, one the county polios, who asked them where they had been to, when they replied that they had hem gathering blackberries. This was opporite to Green-lane. Soon afterwards Hayworth was returning towards Liverpool, and saw the children about ...