... their’s was constituency that any man might be proud to represent. The letters lie had received the subject were thick as blackberries, and he feared as black (laughter). Of course all came forward with the profession of patriotism. They would do everything ...

... number Mtem I received oa the eobjectthey thick blackbeniee September—(s laugh) —mud I am afraid soma of them as black blackberries. (Haar, hear, and laughter.) Of coarse ell wilt some forward with ptafearime of patriotism; ifyon are tobeikm them they ...

... example is afforded by the Woodman Public-house—iu past days a well-known rural retreat to Londoners who went Maying, or blackberrying. or picnicking to Norwood, but which new finds itself almost next door the Crystal Palace year two ago, at rent of £lOO ...

... alternately upon the sides are branche. of .tamped velvet leave, of several shade* of green, mixed with small bunches of blackberrie* These same berries, mixed with moiw-roso hud* mod Chinn pinks, ot pink velvet with crape leave., form the trimming. Small ...

... alternately upon the sidea *re branches of stamped velvet leaves of several shades of green, mixed with email bunches of blackberries. These same berriee, mixed with moss rose buds end china pinks, of pink velvet with crape leaves, form the inside trimming ...

... and nothing but the distress of cau retrieve it. ’ The parish demagogue who brays tor his own purposes is still plenty as blackberries in Ireland : In mentioning Shell how much I was pleased with the rough, straightforward eloquence of man who spoke the ...

... white page. Jan and Abvsk —The cab and the driver. Nomhkksk.—To think curing a disposition for telling white lies by eating blackberries. Pretty little lout. —The squirrel jumps from branch branch, the flirt from beau to beau. Pleasant.— To make money ourselves ...

... French-rose, cinnamon-rose, and others, constitute the universally recognised genus Rosa; the various species of raspberry and blackberry compose the genus Kubusi the apple, pear, &c., the genus called botanists [April, Pyrus; so the different oaks, willows ...

... Primrose, Currant, Dutch clover, Crocus, Borage, Turnip, ■Wallflower. SGUHKR. Hyssop, Wheat, Nasturtium, Viper’s bugloss, Blackberry, Raspberry, Yellow vetch, Sweet briar, Sainfoin, YeUow lupine. Broom, atJTtJMU. Michaelmas daisy, Honeysuckle, St. John's ...

... CHAPTER V, Many pleasant -walk had Ellen and Sheriliffe through Blackberry Lane. There were green hedges and large shady trees there in those days ; they have all disappeared now : the axe of the railway contract.r has levelled them. Theiron rail now ...

... not come here himself, and look amongst for what he requires? He would fiad -‘, b » writers in Ireland are as abundant as blackberries and political orators spring up every day fresh and new as mushrooms. The oddity here is man who never wrote a line in ...

... vicinity of one of the tallest the Berkshire range of mountaina The hill was said to covered with countless bnthee of ripe blackberries, and all of the higbbnsh variety, which are the largest and the sweetest. They left the static in high spirits, and few ...