... they made their ap- pearance iv dominos. The masks, who claimed the first attention, were the following : — Mr. W. as Belly Blackberry, bowed down by Ihe weight of her jewels. One Mafic, the Knave of Clubs, as Pant, remained undiscovered through the night: ...

... credit to Mr. Howg's taste and judgment. The mask; who claimed the first attention, were the following: Mr. W. as betty Blackberry, bowed down by the weight or her jewels. One Mask, the Glair, Ann, retuaine4 undescoveied through the Wild: he was a mo ...

... little• that is bearable' this first portion„—but there are rssages of the follow- ) it rhapsodical niitdre as plenty as blackberries. If sins are pardan'd, —us may mercy claim, Then scorn, my Emma, scorn inaligtant fame. prima isrd, on:earth w thin those ...

... that the child was rent by her parents, accompanied by her younger sister, up the Maidstone-road in the forenoon to gather blackberries; she was accosted by Etc prisoner, but for a length of time resisted his entreaties, wLrn he threaten:d her mid her sisti ...

... he was serious l.e would have plenty of work his hands, for he verily believed that thieves at Norwood were as plentiful blackberries ; but wished his captor to understand that was perfect novice in the thieving Mil, and had seen enough during his short ...

... them fiotn their situations. have already hinted, that the incidents are not numerous. But, though they be not plenty as blackberries,” there is not, by any means, a censurable paucity of them. Those that do occur, are produced without violence to the ...

... by a rial son of, Erin; his dress reminded us of Johnstone'a Major 0 . Flaherty. Mrs. Hadelberg was a good mask ; Betty Blackberry a better. Mr. sh a ke l ware headed a party of Pilgrims on t hex way to Mecca. Mr. Lindsay, a terrible Captain of Buntliiii ...

... found one the nt' men by Constable. Onr ino Latiirt turned evidence. She-said, tire party set off ;.t II night to pick blackberries in Hornsey Wood. their return home, about five in the morning, one the stole the ducks out of a pond, which lie gave another ...

... the Gaza-men by a Constable. One of ii!e Ladkl turfed evidence. Sbe said, the party set off at . 11 at night to pit;it blAckberries in. Hoinsey Wood. On.t heir return home, allottt flue in the morning; one 9f the lads stole the ducks out of a pond, which ...

... brought out two, which gave H»m Sull l.n ' 1 carry. JoJ Magistrate—“ What! did yon out at eleven „•, , al niehl, to pick blackberries?'’ ™t ...

... left home about eleven o’clock the preceding night, in company with their lads, and proceeded to Hornsey Wood, to pick blackberries, and on their ret urn home, about live o’clock in the morning, some the lads began to throw stones at the ducks whirl) ...

... left tome shoot eh vets o'clock the pesteding nicht, is company with their INA.. awl penearded in liontoey Wood. to pick blackberries, 1M Sr hem, about live u'Slock its the mum snore lads beg an to throw even at the ducks +herb erne In pond, when Janie/ ...