... small Sehmie*, were monstrous stringency, even such .rfences as stealing orange, and oranges Jamaica wore plentiful as blackberries. He had seen a hedge off orange trees a mile and half long. A special remedy Jrr compensation for trespass by stock and ...

... afterwards threw on the fcomid seeing him approach.—The boys admitted being in the field, but said they were gathering blackberries, and did not to steal turnips.—On the*-* parents momising to pay the costs of the proceedings, the bora were li berated ...

... come to hand and the attractiveness of the news may bo imagined when it is stated that nuggets are said to be plentiful as blackberries at one place. The diggers strike into tho surface quartz, and follow tho dip of the vein, and, os many fine specimens have ...

... moods mellow Autumn: ’mongst the tinted trees, In thy meek, pensive smile, rare charms the poet sees. Basket in hand, yon blackberry-gather hies, Whistling along the glade with quickened pace, And lond the redbreast to his strain replies, While sportive ...

... sufficient to assure a good annual income there will be no difficulty in the matter at ail. Medical men are plentiful as blackberries all the world over, and an advertisement in the Times will bring scores of applicants for a salary of £2OO or £BOO a year ...

... before intelligent and immortal creatures. Not a trace of any such qualities is be discerned. Though reasons might plentiful blackberries, the Protestant defenders seem to have been determined to keep them to themselves-; and it arguments had been infections ...

... money has lately been spent in repairing St. Mildred’s Church. Poor there are none. The churches all round are thick as blackberries. The love of power and patronage is also lavishly indulged in maintaining body of well-paid officials who do duty “as ...

... then given it appears that about five weeks ago deceased with some companions went to Ashworth Wood, and were gathering blackberries when they saw a cat jump out of one of the bushes. A boy named Jones picked the animal up, and it seemed very quiet. At ...

... walks, but not one is touched by a lawless hand. itsaers-by see the most profuse display of strawberries, mat berries., blackberries, currants, gooseberries, in the well.kept gardens, each in its season, but no depredations are ever cow emitted. because ...

... fruit. ter the excursion iste had as far as they were inspecting the castle they pic-nicked At two band located iteelf o» Blackberry Hill, played a selection and other mazsic. in on the greensward those who were able to i were not too fatigued by like a ...

... Chesterfield canal by an iron bridge. A little fellow about eight years of age, who, it is supposed, had been gathering blackberries from a hedge by the side of the towing-path, carelessly and illegally clambered on to the top of bridge. Surmises are made ...

... fly 114 whd.,, •.f rrown . .l With hotemr err the how. e, the tYP'. Now %atonal front his lip. the steins deAh wipe Of blackberries; while grebe, full-hearted, twine, As If impatient to pour forth their wine, And reach old ace, in seasoned butt sad pipe ...