... Thursday. The novelty of the fair drew a large concourse of persons from London and all parts of the surrounding country. Blackberries are very abundant year. The editor of the Liverpool Times says the wife and children of labourer his farm collected many ...

... How ton inui li you them feed, Lest, when your tongues run loose, Your discourse do smell oj'goose. London Magazine, Blackberries arc very abundant this year. The editor of the Liverpool Times says the wife and children of labourer on his farm collected ...

... morning mist and evening haze ( Unlike this cold grey rime) Seemed woven warm of golden air* When I was in my prime. And blackberries*so mawkish*now* Were finely flavoured then; And nuts*such reddening clusters ripe, I ne'er shall pull again. Nor strawberries ...

... Facts and not theories opinions aie the thing* most wanted now for the improvement agriculture. The latter are as plentiful blackberries, the former are treated as if they were weeds not worth producing, and yet they contain the w lole practical truth the ...

... designed for food, it would be put before us in a different way altogether in fact that should gather lamb chop 6 as we gather blackberries, and cut rounds of beef from the bodies of huge pumkins—a position which he illustrated by a poetical quotation— •Had God ...

... Is designed for food, it would put before us in a different way altogether; in fact that should gather lamb chops gather blackberries, and cut rounds of beef from the bodies of huge pumkins—a position which illustrated by a poetical quotation• Had God for ...

... CHELMSFORD CHRONICLE Amateur budgets are growing as plenteous as blackberries. Scarcely is the ink of Mr. Cobden's manifesto dry than out there comes rival project from the pen of Mr. M'Gregor, aiming also at retrenchment cutting down the army and navy ...

... Taaad Cart* either Side of the Course with the People in Front of them, and the Grand Stand crowded with Head*, plenty Blackberries, and seeming, indeed, with their Hats on, like huge Mass of them. A Throng Carriages about u». mostly fourin-hand Coaches ...

... London north of the Thames the Surrey side of the water, was almost startling. Cures for cholera are as plenteous as the blackberries just now ripening the hedge-rows, and if a them were found effective the plague would speedily vanish. One of them is novel ...

... breaking into and out of two fields of Mr. Jones's, the road, St. Giles's parish, on Wednesday week, while in quest of blackberries.—Mr. A. G. Jones said, that two grips had been made the defendants, which cost him 3s. to repair, ami took a man whole ...

... into I and oat of two field I of Ur. Jones a, on the Mcrtea road, in Giles's parish, Wednesday week, while in quest of blackberries.—Mr. A- O. Jones ssld. that two gaps had been made by the defeodasU, which cost him 3s. to repair, and took man whole diy ...

... shortly afterwards broke up.— Hereford Journal. Ischian bedchamber visitants.—Venomous insects and reptiles arc as plenty as blackberries. Scorpions are a populous nation ; hornets, a countless tribe; of vipers there is a decent sprinkling; mosquitoes, of course ...