... screw, as the rue terse at resin ether, sad the communion ,t he were thee rem Wenn, the Bishop of fleeter, the Rev. H. I. Blackberry the H. Cs Crier, aed the R ing Clays= earn tire'y sang part After lb. singing • kens, the Blare Center &weeded re ...

... train. One day, as usual, he was time. Swift rolled tee iron steed on its way. Holly Illy was at Lis post. It was ia the blackberry smarm, on literary. As he are, round the curve—don't you know, that curve which is always found in a railroad story, am ...

... ap, • m .f Thee. Hahne, cotton minuet, Chradte•Bulkeley, who fail Mt° the rivet Merseyst Meaton•Mener. whilst gathering blackberries, on Fnday last. Verdict—Accidentally dro- atd. Jut rem' Wconico Nentricit.—At the Perish Church, Nantirich, op sot, by ...

... ve Voting. Naturalists, young and old, will thank the Bev. d. G. Wood for his clear end instructive examination of a Blackberry Bush in Autumn. Alias is an amusing romance of crime by Compton Bcade though we must ow such facile damsels as the ...

... lad. eleven years of age, named Mansell, has been charged with stabbing a boy, 13, named Denyar. The buys were gathering blackberries when the prisoner came up and laid claim to the berries Delver had gathered, and struck him with a stick. He managed to ...

... that he ran away. He wandered along the fields and lived as he could, and was at length caught by the police gathering blackberries and potatoes. The bench sympathised with the lad, and the case was adjourned in order that Messrs. Sanger might be communicated ...

... from leaving loaded firearms within the reach of children. A t Southampton, a little girl, eleven years of age, was out blackberrying, and she called to see an acquaintance. A little boy took up a gun, which was loaded, and pla)ed with it; and, while doing ...

... days for boob them. The senatq resod worth Is lonely, sod they • wed wand., %bet all day long o. M. .ad It the wines the blackberries vote ripeairig, the tens bewhotiag to .huge *Lit. I new saw I•mi. mot, Nippy lomre. The olinintst tLinge plemoel and them ...

... seemed to be the master of P.C. Wrnne said that in consequence of complaints aisle to h 6 he visited the prisoners' house in Blackberry-street, Crewe, on Friday, the 23rd of July last, at 11.15 p m He found in one room. on some old rags, the female prisoner ...

... conduct of preemie frequenting the house formerly occupied by the prisothrs, as well as of those who came to the hon. in Blackberry.street. On the *MI of June last, at 30 minutes to two in the mrning. he eislel the bon. in Crstreet with P.C. Roberts ...

... Lucerne. There further been found Mothball, the Acmes of Blom, hied cherries. and wild plama, and mede of tho re'. berry, blackberry, ea we that home fruits the foveae were need as hood to Dv. Keller, the lobe eoloohoto of tire Soon: !km dm their Lattimore ...

... not to have Methodists and sorb was their 1 hospitality that even Job. Wesley, when be seat there, had to feel on the blackberries' that grow on its barren Lille. But the people of Cornwall did went the preaching of the Meth. Went, they wanted the people ...