... Halifax, Mill !stealing therefrom six wonted pieces. On Thursday afternoon, a woman named Ann Norelitfe, was gathering blackberries by the aide of the feeding cont of Mansfield Mill, Siowerhy, belonging to Mr.Jellicorse, when her child (a fine girl about ...

... for such an aceitlent is nu trifle the woods; but after' wandering op and town' like the two babes, with even the of a blackberry, the heave= frowning and the surroamoling (weld *alkali, nal, we thecorered a hot, and • tiding at the pia; entered and ...

... discovery cannot fail to be appre. elated hr all iron mastess. A discovery hue been made, and a patent taken out. for ming blackberry bushes is the prom, of lanais' leather. Should this prove a good sohstitste for oak hark. it will he of great importance ...

... letters, authorising him to take them; and, on the faith of these letters, he obtained a magistrate's warrant to search Blackberries house ; the goods having been taken there from Priestley's. Mr. J. H. Mitchell appeared on behalf of Black- Fiume, and ...

... the learned judge most heartily joined ; his Lordship seeming to think that bum-bailiffs must be even more plentiful than blackberries, if to sit on a stool in a house. (ns further explained by the witness), entitled any person whatsoever to that very honourable ...

... Capper-lane is said to have been in a very animated state ever since; dinner, tea, and supper parties have been as rank as blackberries. —Westmorland Gazette. Deem—A hostile meeting took place on the sand near H averferdwest ou Tuesday se nnight between ...

... that displayed by the superintendents and teachers of Wesleyan Sunday schools. On New Year's day a number of floe ripe blackberries were plucked in Ellsnd Wood. As another instance the mildness of the season, a hen belonglog to Mr. Crowther, of the Lower ...

... thin is to give notice, that a dispatch from the London &aridity bible society will be held in this church, headed by Mr. Blackberry, &c. PocwET PICK IN G.—This offence has not lately been very rife here, nor to any great extent; a case of this kind however ...

... opinion among thorn, no fears of hostile majorities in the coining National Assembly. Promises have been made as plentiful as blackberries in autumn. Promising is an easy matter. The difficulty begins with the performance. Danger only waits on the nonfulfilment ...

... wore preached in the Primitive Medrag Manehemer Road, in the morning by the Rev. T. Newell, se the Acme°e by the Rev..l. Blackberry in tie evening by the Rev. T. Campton, when cantle= were wade in aid of the Sunday funds tie of els Inid. Salmons else preemie& ...

... witness tent him to Mr. Boger. Tuesday the 10th haw deceased at Ridgeway, and Weilneedav the Itch oheerved hint pickhig blackberries at Mr. Stride's lodge, when he said be was nearly starving. Witness gave him some halfpence. On the 2d of Oetuber witness ...

... Northern Germany. TIIE TENTH OF APRIL, 1848 AND 1819. A year ago on Tuesday last, (revolutions being then thicker than blackberries.) England was threatened with a glorious revolution like that which had in Paris exalted a gang of miserable theorists ...