... challenge from been accepted, and Mr. E. is to play the members simultaneously. During the past two or three weeks many tons of blackberries have been forwarded by train from Bridgwater and tbe neighbourhood to London and the Midland districts, and numerous poor ...

... Elizabeth, J. L. Ward.'eworth ; Douglas Harbour, W. Webb ; Peel Harbour, W. Webb ; The Village Bell- s, Sidney Potter ■ Blackberry Gatherer?, Emilie Chaese; Returning Home. R. Cleminson ; Heavy Load, R. Olemiason , and choice example* y G. Leslie, F. ...

... purpose blacking his boots. In the southern counties of England it supposed that the Evil One places his cloven foot upon the blackberries on Michaelmas Day, and that ill luck is certain to befall anyone wdio attempts gather them after that day. The Bohemians ...

... and treinbiimr, I say might not the •' Queen of the, West do co too, even though her dukes ami lor Is are not as thick blackberries Theie are corners streets here and .'amp-posts—notably the one in Broad-street near St. Michael's Church—where dang, r ...

... wbo had eaten tinned pumpkin. He tested tins of pumpkin, tomatoes, Hubbard Squash whatever that may be—peas, mushroom, blackberries, salmon, pears, peaches, cherries, sweet potatoes, beans, milk, and pine apples. The milk was pure. All the rest contained ...

... remarked at Glasgow) no failures, no mistakes, and no misfortunes to apologise for, Troubles of this kind were plentiful as blackberries when Mr. Gladstone was in office. At home and abroad there were failures, mistakes, and misfortunes, of which Ireland, ...

... Devonport and Lostwithiel in Cornwall ; barren uplands that are poorer for farming purposes than the poorest Ross or Cromarty ; blackberry covered hedges bordering lanes that resemble those below Combe Down. Again, away below deep blue sea flowing in upon soft ...

... and daisy-clad mead, Where comes the sweet smell of the hay Where the beams of the cheering bright sun Opes the bud of the blackberry bush Where conies and leverts run, And hops 'midst the nettles the thrush. There, there would I sit 'mid the beauties I ...

... says one critic, has never been scan in the House. Van Dycks, and Rembrandts, and Murillos, and Titians, are plentiful as blackberries, and as beautiful in their autumnal fruitiness. Among the exhibitors are Mrs. Baillie Hamilton, who sends Rubens's Daughter ...

... the firm of Wansbrough and Robinson, Bristol), defended.- —Henry a young man, deposed that he and others wanted to go blackberrying, and a-ked permission of a keeper nam a d Francis. He said he wo aid give it if they would stand half gallon. He gave them ...

... concerned. Reading the singular excuse urged, or reported to be urged, by a farmer's son for shooting a man who was gathering blackberries at Swainswick, that he mistook him for a blackbird and afterwards for a rabbit 1 reminds me of a curious experience a gentleman ...

... morning at Swainswick. It appears that a farmer, whose name we could not ascertain, is tbe habit of allowing people to pick blackberries on his land till about two in the afternoon. Monday the man Davis and his wife were picking the berries, and Davis's wife ...