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... the puticularlY plain, be t an to , wend their way to *Crown L;slge, the pi are of meeting. Horseman woo as plentiful as blackberries, from the thassegb-bred bunter t,, the labourer's donkey. 11=s, ern urn enthusiastic than dos rook • clay of Tbs plate ...
... take the field at once, a Whig, Tory, and Radical. 'and they have promised to take the duty off turnips, buttermilk, and blackberries, and double the wages of everybody. Mourning.--The melancholy deaths lately placed several families in Witbem and neigh ...
... einploytment of more labour. Liut these were the suggestions of mea who kuew praciically uothing about farming. Giowiug fruit, blackberries, &c., for jam, had been thrust upon us, but the farmer was 100 wise—kuowing his own businessuot to be led wstray by such ...
... lf in one of the master's rooms ; of course I didn't ask if it Lelonged to anybody. You pick a blackberry on the hedge, and you don't ask whose blackberry it is. There was a maid-servant who saw me. Of course, in self-defence 1 said that I saw her take ...
... rentriction to all visitorA. This privilege bas been taken advantage of by immense numbers. who have revelled in oats. blackberries. and other fruit, to their hearts'content his to he hoped that the ° Old Gentleman may be spared manyyears to wi toes* ...
... list. 101 b«. 2 Mr. Stevens, jnn'e. St. Domingo, . lust- 101h5 3 Cracknel!. The Booby, Happy Land, Mellon Mowbray. Blackberry, Daddy Longlegs, Mini-dor. Lady Napier, ana Enchanter also ran. Betting: IUO agst. tncoUom. 11 2 Happy Laml. to MlnistOT ...
... hirrjeant Horkoer with tieing drank and dienoterly in the street on the pre- Our. evening. It appeared that be had Imwk, ing blackberries for rule, got drunk and ! kieked his basket at the same time using &gusting language. to the great C3a passing Mout. lie ...
... of old — “* With many a tempest hath Lis beard been shaken.” Twenty years age, when African travellers were not -'_!lnl- blackberries, he was one of the very first to cut his way through savage tribes and pathless deserts and bring us back news of those ...