... CroEs.examination continued-I know what jam is, and I don't think that stain iscaused by it; never saw a coat stained with blackberries ; don't recollect having seen a blood-stain on a clret-coloured coat before. Judge Ball-Then how could you say this is ...

... in the woods and copses which deck that most picturesque of all the southern counties of England. A plentiful supply of blackberries, 'with which the hedgerows abounded, de- lighted the palates, of the strollers; and present appetite having been allayed ...

... which support each its plateau of wine-producing land. Villages dot either bank, towers and churches era as plenty as blackberries, and the voyager in particular no0 tices the curious old square keep built in the centre of the Rhine, above Oberyssel ...

... appointed scientific men to make expetrmlent - - how rotten potatoes may be made sound, and how long pigs can live upon blackberries. Nay, more, he tells themn that he has sent to make enquiries, as to the truth of what they have stated, and they may retire ...

... wb Pandora beat Mr Tisdale's rd d Tanner. Mr Maguire's Gubberawully beat Mr Smith's rd d Scarlet. Mr Bourne's bk and wb Blackberry was not in attendance.- when called for; therefore, her adversary, Kate, ran a bye. Black. berry afterwards ran a bye, and ...

... Senator beat Mickey Free. Saran (should be Swan' beat Queen of Erin. Empress beat Rainbow. Kate was drawn, and Shelagh beat Blackberry. Pandora ran a bye. Guberawully ran a bye. TaH cuP. Second Ties. Grasper beat Shelagh. Burgundy and liercules-ran an un ...

... A CHRISrAIAS STORY, .By Mns. GoldE. (London: Fisher and Co., Angel-street.) I Christmas stories are becoming plenty as black-berries, and, if well told, are the mostacceptable gifts of the season. There are many things to be said in their favour. When ...

... rarely missed his hare singlehanded. * 3. Honey Dew, bk b, 16 months old, got by Handy (late Hornet), out of Unit. Lot 4, Blackberry, handsome bk and w bitch, 3 years old; by Bloomsbury, and out of Blue Fly, too well known to require further comment. ' ...

... Saturday after- noon, when an old man, ?? the appearance of a country- man, Cams in, and showed the deceased and his wife some blackberries which he had in a basket, and described them as good for making wine. Mrs. Parker bought a part of them, for which she ...

... in the history of Ireland (hear). on hit way to the meeting he saw, when arriving re at Rathceormrnr, a poor man picking blackberries from a .1. butt-he conoilided, from his emaciated countenairce, than -,d it, watt net for the purpose cif mere idle gr ...

... Dresford and other villages in the county have deserted their stocking frames and betook themselves to the woods to gather blackberries, for which they-find a ready market in Leicester, and realise more by this means than they can at their usual Occupations ...

... 1600. There cannot be a more primi. tive soil for an estate occupied for centuries by a family of s distinction. The wild blackberry grows in the middle of what is called the lawn, and the whole place is, or rather was (for some improvements have been made) ...