... The body Of the inf'ant was fountd in a coppice between Shar- row and Crookminoor, by soine children, whilst gatherimg blackberries - and uspicion being attached to Calverly, she was takoievtolstedy, timania iquestheld, when the verdict being Wilfiu ...

... digestion. As Falstaff, they would all remember, said- What ! give a reason on comnpul- sion? If reasons were as plenty as blackberries, I would not give a reason on compulsion. (Lasughter.) There was also the bold and determined majority of 131 representatives ...

... enteredl spon1 the ninety-seventhl year of his age.- It ib a ouriotas thinlg that the only nlative fnfits of Euglanid aro the blackberry, elderberry, acorn, and hips aned haws.c For every thing else, both fruits anid vegatelss, we are indebted to other ?? new ...

... derives all its brilliatncy from tie I,-lit of the osher.-A discovery has been made, aiti *t patent ttken Olti, for using 'blackberry bitshies it tite process of tanohihg ?? Rev. Gerard Wellesley, has been pre setiteil to the Rectotry of Sttlathieldsaiye ...

... ISIRLttd.A Mr I'attersonl, of Dublitn, Iras taken out a patent for tanninttg froiri thle rootE, stems, and branches of thle blackberry bush, ubtusinutu inti the spring ; aird after preparation, lie states, quite ?? to oak- ?? of the Dubliti City ?? ( VeVeerS) ...

... Alloor, near to Fenharn. A woman wias seen coming front the place where thechild seas found, yearne boys who were gatheritrg blackberries; and it evidently appear. ed that the woman hal been delivered on the Moor. Although ,the boys gave A rrinute descrlption ...

... the blossom of Promise ripen into the fruit of Performance. Transparencies of crowuns arid stiars were as plentiful as blackberries. The Atlas Assurance )fflce, corner of King-street, was one blaze of light, arid the Mansioin-house and the Bank were ...

... interest of the beastly swindle you impudently call the na- tional debt, and send your pensioners and sinecurists to pick blackberries and gather water-cresses for a livelihood. This is the way to treat' them; -and until this is done nothing wil be done ...

... Philosophical Society; be dressed in long, flowing, white robes, sandals on their feet, and their food will be wild haws and blackberries, r and their drink pure water. These wise men will r speak little; and that litile will only be understood a by the editors ...

... b though the fuandholders, jobbers, sinecurists, and .1 wo pensioners should be lying aboat the roadsides d nt, seeking blackberries, or licking up cow-dung, t Y, in default of a better breakfhat I The Queen and ' the ~tthey would agree nicely under such ...

... Brlghton,. for bratailly violating a .young girl, Dul named-Elizabeth Fellalgham, whom they met in the fields gathering blackberries. - -Mr. Sturmer,-curate of 'Bayes, and teacher at whe the, school. In which. -ledblurst -committed the Ban homicide,' willinot ...

... cautious at this season of the year in seeuring their premises, both inside and out, before going to bed. Under pretence of blackberry and mushroom gathering, all sorts of depredations are committed by parties who set off before day- break, and scour the ...