... and patron of the The legend of Ruberdil i. one of the 't tmuliiiig and beautiful of the aories • (horn the cress grow she blackberry hedges; What joy ! • violet meets my spelt ! The blisellsiril the year's eedgi . s, The elmilkieh also builds her nem. The ...

... mitt, Pia teen of ago. named Mary Ann linzlonae, died I laydrupl.obia. _ A% Irishman was .0011 sailed if he had ewer red blackberry. be mre I Pat; are they're mem - -- THB RIrL,.--Ow* to the which have exhibite,l thetoolves, it is stated that the ll ...

... also an orchard with about 300 the difference between getting a living out of his apple and peach trees, strawberries, blackberries, farm and not getting one? The difference must be plums, cherries, '&c. The peaches grow in great found elsewhere, and ...

... does you credit, says I, but do you see that dark spot right in the middle of the town where the houses are as thick as blackberries 1 Yes, said he, or the hairs in a shampooing brush. I think it must be the New Town HalL It has looked exactly like ...

... of the Government, that the Ameer was fruitful in devices to thwart Great Britain. With him reasons were as plentiful as blackberries, but none produced so powerful an impression in this country as that in which he introduced Russia as an accessory to his ...

... ole. It is situated on an inks& which bears oranges, lemons, bananas, beetles, ante, greeshoppers, monkeys, gooseberries, blackberries, grapes, unionist, a geese, ducks. qnail, robins, hemming hirder:l has, as nagat be expected a delightful: tonaperetere ...

... Jack, Newmarket Street, Ammdrew Mitchell. P.atagen. Lochaleb, Hobert Donald, Weliwood Yale, Ayr, Jahn Bell(of Enterkine), Blackberries, Ayr, Mr A. Cowan and Mime A. Cowan, Dal. blair Read, Ayr, 'The Earl of Atlinton and Wiaton, Air William M. Cuningimune ...

... shrubs, in unusual companionship. Rhododendrons and dog roses, azaleas and hedge honeysuckles, and great arching branches of blackberries—all grawing with a wild grace, a picturesque luxuriance that charmed Larry, Presently, on the left side, the thick leafy ...

... THE POSITION OF PARTIES. setting IF the Liberal candidates who are presenting themselves all over the country as thick as blackberries - though not always so much in season, so gr teful, or even so necessary—are to be taken as expounding the position and ...

... the fairy mound, opposite Cassaba, there is or was at the time I sin writing a laree bush, the wild growth of many years. Blackberries were often gathered from it, though there was a superstition that the berries never ripened, and that their jelly was ...

... miles from here, had a most wonderful experience the other day, narrowly escaping being killed by ants. He was picking blackberries in a wild patch of undergrowth in a dense wood, when suddenly he disturbed millions upon millions of large black ants. ...

... preponderate. Children of 10 years area, far advanced at home as they are here a. 13 years. Business failures are as common as blackberries in this land of promise. I am informed that every second business man in the colony filed his petition. I believe the ...