... the public ! The High Woods, where we have all played as children, where we have hunted for primroses and violet.-, and blackberries in their season, where we have held picnics from time immemorial and watched the t-quirreis timidly darting about on those ...

... paddock, ud here there wu quite rash to get poses ilea at tta wbelpatthe would-be walkers being plentiful a* the proverbial blackberries. Tbe VStor* afterwards drove Felix Hall, the realdeooe of the Muter, where liberal ehampup* luncheon pnvlded tta magnificent ...

... heartless creature. She would keep you in hot water con- tinually. Girls calculated to ma'*e good wives are as numerous as black-berries in summer, and you may as well have a good one as the other kind. — Mrs. Willard. An American journal of fashion observes ...

... redwing, woodlark, song thrush, black- bird, snow bunting, bramble finch, siskin, twite, and redpoles, &c. The nightshade and blackberries are very plentiful this year, and bullfinches are feeding upon them in the lanes and hedges. Kingfishers are very abundant ...

... Collection of wild flowers. raises, and fruits, for children under 14,1 E. Woods, 2E. lerbert, 3 P. Thurston. Dish of blackberries, children under 12, 18. Edwards, 2K. Woods. Working man's shirt, open to all. 1 L Steed, 2 B. Cole. 3 L Blyth. Piece of ...

... ferret, in company with the other defendants. Wilkinson aud Miller declared that they were not with Gibson, but were after blackberries. — Gibson was fined 20s. and costs 6*. Bt., or fourteen days; the other defendants were each fined sa. and costs ss. 8d ...

... to bave reference to. false representations as to the value of the property destroyed. Blackberries in January. — lt is a remarkable fact that ripe blackberries are now frequently to, be found in the hedge-rows iv this part of Devonshire and the borders ...

... reached blackberries from where he stood ? A. No. Mr. Jones. Was he going in the direction of the hedge . A. He was in the direction of the line. There is a fence be- tween the meadow and the next field nearer Manningtree, and there are blackberries on the ...

... yellow stalks. As they pass near can see the great, patient horses, plodding along between luxuriant fences, fruitful with blackberries, and can hear the shrill orders ol the tanner's boy. who directs them his voice. Now they meet returning empty wain, and ...

... Horkesley Church, i'ratii.g Church. Stratford St. Mary Church. Dedham Church, Church. W.illi.n-on-lhe-Saie Church ; also hamper blackberries from Mrs. Beaumont, an' maga/ines from Col. Swaine. tpilnl Sutnr-liif anil COLCHESTER SHIPPING. (For the ending Sept. 27 ...

... lashioned summers which they remember experiencing before we young ones were born. ?? We have all seen rei and green blackberries and we nave all heard of white blackbirds, but I was •uown a more unusual freak of nature the other when Mr. Harwoad, junior ...

... their escape into a wood. The women iv their de- fence said, they had been gleaning, and went into th field to pick a few blackberries. The Bench not giviug credit to their story, fined them ss. each and costs, an.l in default of payment sentenced them to ...