... complained of be repeated, may .be compelled to put some such regulation force. ~ . , ** Curious Epitaphs arc plentiful as blackberries; and we suspect that there must a manufactory ol spurious ones somewhere. A correspondent contributes the following Here ...

... experiments were considered highly satisfactory. A sad accident occurred Helens on Sunday evening. Some children were picking blackberries on brook side; when the basket one little girl, named Whittle, fell into the water. The child was trying get out but she ...

... at Lewisham, on the North Kent Railway, by being run over by an express train. Before the frost of Saturday last ripe blackberries were frequently to be found fin the hedge-rows in part of Devonshire and the borders of Somerset. Death of the Bishop of ...

... deergrass, M'Kmnon, St John e-vvort; M Lachlan, mountain ash ; M'Lean Wackbeny heath : M‘Leod, red-wortleberries’; rose; blackberries ; M‘Neil. sea ware Phcrson. variegated boxwood ; M‘Quattie, blackthorn ; Rea, fir-club-moss; Munro, eagle’s feathers; ash; ...

... Milk Maid, calved 1862, Mr D. Williamson, Blackballs, Skene, 19A gs. ; Queen Bess, calved 1863, Milne, Kebbaty, 21 gs. ; Blackberry, calved 1863, Mr Reid, Bauds, Oulter, gs. ; Black Velvet, calved 1863, Mr John Hunter, Lower Farmtown, Lynturk, 18£ gs. ...

... 12s for trespassing in a wood belonging the Misses Starkey, or Hatton Hall, and taking therefrom, on the 4th of October, blackberries (wild brambles) of tbe value of 6d, thereabouts. With ithe title of L'Echo’ Nuptial, a matrimonial paper is soon to be ...

... deceive ; let us renounce all friends. A coachman may break neck ; will never drive out. A cook may poison me; I willliveon blackberries ami acorns. standing army may put down liberty ; let not the House Commons vote a man.” which might have been added—Mr ...

... for literary pursuits permeated the mass of the population, and the result in our own day that poets are as plentiful as blackberries. We could point to scores working men who have composed poems which a century or two ago would have won for their authors ...

... captains. Linois had seen for some time that the Eastern Seas were getting too hot for him. British cruisers were thick blackberries ; rich prizes were rare as angels’ visit*. His ships were sadly in need of overhauling ; his crews were home sick, lie ...

... behind the oaks of Blatchmardean Pork. winding road, with a coppice on one side, and a tall, straggling hedge where the blackberry leaves are still green, while the hips and haws are ripening for the birds, on the other, A desolote bite of road, remote ...

... beyond. It was a blind hedge, with good deal greenery about It, and the horse had gone crashing through thick growth of blackberry bushesaodoakaepunga, Inthensldwe lost all trace of him, for there were a couple mares End foals grazing, and the marks the ...

... distant pine-woods, and the fresh cool odour of newly ploughed uplands. The sunshine lit up the ragged hedges, where the blackberry leaves still bung, beautiful in their decay, with every variety of tint, from olive green to bronze, from crimson to darkest ...