... child, occompanied by two little girls, Jane Newtno mad Marl Bennett, set off from their homes at Bollocitemb y, to gather blackberries. They went as far as Ilarbury Hollow, where there I. an old coil pit, Brook Pit, which having been exhausted twisty years ...

... child, accompanied by two little girls, Jane Newton and Mary Bennett, set off from their Domes at Bullocismithy, to gather blackberries. They went as far as Norbory Hollow, where there is an old coal pit, Brook pit, which having been exhausted twenty years ...

... Arra heir. Thil Spebeg oil ale mese—. simper sir. TeeNl7lo.—Now Plocttlith—A discovery her made, awl 'patent Whoa est. nig blackberry bothis pease god lee ad berth k wi be serest icoportaime 7 pints el view. CoIiSOOLTION Loses.—The Solicitor Georrel airs ...

... of your eye was red, may all this too, without stari > asked a neighbour if he ever seen 2 red blackberry “« To be sure I have,” said Pat, “ all blackberries are red when they are green !”—Laird of Box Well, B—,” said a member of the bar to another, “ ...

... que je Taxnixc.—A Mr. Patterson, of Dublin, has ta- out a patent for tanning from the roots, stems, and branches of the blackberry bush, obtained in the spring; and, after to oak-bark. preparation, he states, quite equal Rev-Nosep LapiEs.—It may not be ...

... Symms Hiss.—Farmers' wives of the old school, say, that bees should sewer be allowed to sit, during the lessors that the blackberry is in blossom. There is en saw to the acme erect, which runs thus : Between the sickle and the seethe. What yo* nee will ...

... arctic and beavers. Added to the ritense heats of summer, mosquitoes. land Mies. midges, and yellow nippers, are ler than blackberries. In as. tans., remittent and intermittent he and disenteries I are the necessary concomitsnts of a country covered with ...

... sort of purgatory, for there remain hosts of mosquitos, land flies, and yellow nippers, which are far commoner than blackberries, as well as remittent and intermittent feversand dysenteries. In • word, says the Spectator, there exists no climate ...

... Deputritimr, are now all the go everywhere. Nothing can be done without a deputation, and luckily deputies are plenty as blackberries. Our totem. of the New York Herald has been visited by a deputation front Poodhkeepste. which be thus describes —A: ...

... of —it is his'n, or rather it is lier'n, to go through life with little 4aropathization and less cash. Life's a field of blackberry and rasberry bushes. Mean people squat quietly and pick all the fruit —no matter how they black their fingers; while Genius ...

... worship, when the handsome sum of £l7 14s. 10d. was collected. DEATH FROM Thursday week, U: three boss were seareWlg for blackberries along the river's side, near Collier's Weir, Brinksway, one of them, named Lowe, slipped and fell into the water. His ...

... as usual, when he vomited the brier, which i seems to have Indeed in windpipe.—Leads Intelligencer. [Had the brier any blackberries upon CHARTISTS At NIOHMOLITH ASSIZIES.—Vinetot and FAwards were convicted at Monmouth, on Monday week, of a conspiracy ...