... for Burghley, The first fox, found in Salt Springwood, threaded Knipton Plantation, skirted Spi nner, and was killed at Blackberry-hill, where the ladies had fortunately taken up a position after the first burst. The Duke of Cambridge re- ceived the brush ...

... s. A Cos'vENIENT Baowv.-During the American panic in 1837, when American merchants' names appeared daily, as plenty as blackberries, in the Bankrupts' Gazette; one party, not in a very good humour, was hastening down Broadway, when he was run against ...

... Wednesday a party of upwards of twelve gentlemen had a day's private coursing at Bushy Park. -The hares were '-as plentiful as blackberries,v and thbs sport was first-rate. THE CHASE. HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. The Brighton harriers wvil meet on Monday, at Erringham ...

... modest heath-bell and the violet turn up their dark blue eyes to him; if an intermediate wilderness tempt him, he will find blackberries enough (as Falstaff's men did linen .) on every hedge. Dinoer served up, and to his mind, he warms and waxes cosey, koks ...

... ceal the game, wehich a little shrimp like Joey coald do without being suspected lo be otberwise employed than in picking blackberries. Before he was seven years old, Joev could set a springe as well as his father, and was well versed in all the mystery ...

... previously, who bad wended their way back to Warwick, Leamington, &c.; in fact, that the visitors were more plentiful than blackberries, and the beds scarcer than Spanish dividends; and that a nest could not be procured, though five guineas were bidden for ...

... CrtuI SSANK'S OuNiBus. (Conductors, Tilt and Bogue.)-To use a common expression, periodicals are becoin. ing as plenty as blackberries. Every month we have some new one in the field courting our criticism with the editor's compliments. It is true that very ...

... recommended from his end of the festive board some black pudding or polony in mourning. The dessert in- cluded black grapes and blackberries ; the rules of the club were printed in black-letter; the toasts of the day> were written in black and hite; the pictures ...

... through York- shire. Leeds will have the honor of the first scientific display. Challenges just now being ' as plenltitult as blackberries, young Moleyneux wishes it to be distinctly understood that it is not his in- tention ever to Outer the P. R. again; as ...

... hacks had been changwed for hunters, girths tightened, gloves pet on, arad cigars tihroswn aovay, she hounds dreow aoway to Blackberry Brake, a small covest on the roa d side, the property of M~r. Metic, asd to whose credit an a fox-hunter bo il observed ...

... fty-five mortal rounds ensued without one being worthy of re- cord or remark. Appeals to the referee avere as plentiful at blackberries, but were not successful. In hotest truth, the affair was laughable, atid neither man will ever prove a kill devil. In ...

... valley of the Beetntdl the air was fresh and cool, the shrubs were il 'full blossom, the strawberries, and raspberries, and blackberries, wore fit for the table, and the corn fields had assumed that golden hue indicative of approachllgg ripeness. In the plains ...