... thefe are particularly the hip, the fruit of the wiid role ; the haw, of the hawthorn ; the floe, of the blackthorn the blackberry, of the bramble; and the berries of the elder, holly, and woody niglufhade. Thefe are the providential fupply for the birds ...

... called on the defendants for their defence. Ruddle said, dial die day in question, and Peaies bad been lo die Forest to blackberries to make pudding ; die dogs were widi 105711,1 but far from having set dogs run down bare, they knew uolbiog about until ...

... Union has been dissolved. North, east, south, and west— in every quarter of the country —indications are as plentiful as blackberries the great change which has manifested itself within these few weeks in the public feeling. Since the passing of the reform ...

... week, and stopped there a year.—Cross-examined. She had been fodging there before she was hired; she had been gathering blackberries, and taking them London. Mrs. Rnah told her she would take her off the pariah, and give her la. a week. The parish gave ...

... Marcross Cwm. He sleeps the copse amoug the furze-hushes, and has • teen eating raw shell-fish and sea-weed, upon which and blackberries he is supposed have existed he has been there. has avoided the “haunts of men,” and conceals himself as soon he sees any ...

... Cwm. He sleeps in the copse and among the furze-bushes, aud has been eating raw shell-fish and sea-weed, upon which and blackberries he is supposed to have existed the whole time he has been there. As he has avoided the haunts of men, and conceals himself ...

... it appeared on the 17th Sept. leaving his son about 12 years age, in the bouse. —The prisoners in the meantime took some blackberries tbe house, and giving them to the child, sent him upon some errand whilst they plundered the premises.— The clear and artless ...

... appeared on the 1/tb of Sept, leaving bis son about 12 years of age, in the house.—The prisoners in tbe inean time took some blackberries to the bouse, and giving them tbe child, sent him upon some errand wbiTst they plundered the premises.— Tbe clear and artless ...

... stocks bees and lbs. of the finest honey-comb, worth between live and pounds. VIRTUES HLACEBERRIES. -Tbe common bramble blackberry, preserved m jam, or taken from tbe bramble, is recommended as of great assistance to persona troubled with tbe gravel. ...

... which Lord John Russell baa drawn his information as to fitness for ihe office of justice ! Midases will be as plentiful aa blackberries. What is bred in the Bone, flee. — A Scotch paper says, that although Ady is but just released from prison. he i« at his ...

... sentenced to death, without hope of mercy. Substitute for Tan.—A discovery has been made, and a patent taken out, for using blackberry bushes in the process of tanning leather. Smuggled Teeth.— the Dover Customs* sale, a few days ago, 2,128 human teeth, which ...

... journey is now all that is wanted. Paris Paper. Substitute for Tan.*A discovery has been made, and patent taken out, for using blackberry bushes the process of tanning leather. Smuggled Teeth.*At the Dover Customs sale, a few days ago, 2,128 human teeth, which ...