... hut there is another plant well known and greatly esteemed by everybody for Be fruit it is the wurtle-berry—bilberry or blackberry Truly a pleasant thing it to climb the hillside on a summer's day, and then among gigantic ferns and gorgeous foxelovevenjoy ...

... plough-horses, the next he is at dung-cart, and the third minding birds or crow- keeping, which means birds'-nesting, or blackberry- hunting, or anything else, while the master is out of sight. The apprenticeship which should form port of the technical ...

... seem to have been (applause). They have oalled up a host of friends, whioh have cropped np like mushrooms and plentiful blackberries —(a laugh). I hope and trust and bolieve that they will prove more lasting than Jonah's gourd, which grew up a night perished ...

... accident occurred on Saturday afternoon on the Cornwall Railway between Devoaport and Saltash. Three little boys had picking blackberries, and returned by way of Camel's Head Viaduct. Whilst walking across the bridge a train approached. One of them, named Crews ...

... Alfred George C-uze, who waa killed Saltash oa Saturday. The deceased and two companions were on their way to pick soma blackberries. When n«ar Ca.mels Head they got on tha line and deceased seeing a train approaching he became frightened, ran along between ...

... Seta. day afternoon. Three boys—Maddock, Jarvis, and Crete, residing in Morice Town—went out in the afternoon to gather blackberries ; and while at Camel's-head got on the railway line. Presently the train, which left Plymouth at two o'clock, was seen ...

... defeadant. Cruwys said that on the day in question after dinner he and the defendant, who was his fellow-servant, went picking blackberries. Defendant threw apples at him, when he (complainant) took up a spar, and said he would give it to him if be didn't stop ...

... great gratitude for the address. Mr. E. B. Stephens, ?? is now completing in the marble a charming idyllic figure of A Blackberry Gatherer. In an easy, unaffected pose, a young girl, having for the moment relaxed her search for the juicy I fruit and ...

... Mayor and Corporation, who as the line progre-sed had all moved on to Sydney. Here we stopped and enjoyed some excelleut blackberries, which I fouud were preserved in tins and sent from the Stites, which is a naaie I heard frequently applied to the East ...

... arteries, nor care for the spilt blood. If all horticulture consisted cutting down, gardeners would be as plentiful as blackberries, and about as Radical economists are just now somewhat bitter against the diplomatic service, forgetting that our repr ...

... absolute property of somebody elae, and that in pulling out a ■take, or cutting a atiok, or picking note ' or gathering blackberries, they are committing a theft. It was the good fortune of Thomas Warren, that having to appear for such causa before the ...

... geraniums Le*japouica, fuaohias, iuoluding specimen of a new Marksman ferna in great variety, and speoimen of the new Japan blackberry. Mr. H&nnaford, nurseryman, Teignmouth, alao had a large collection of coleusoa, bronze geraniuma, new Algeratum, Tom Thumb ...