... hedgerows. Now, - already, the farmer is worried out of his life by tres- h passers of all sorts, notably by gatherers of blackberries b and mushrooms, who always trample down his fences and n sometimes break bis gates. What will he say to a proposal I: ...

... And this is the Loader of Men ! Open to swallow whatever will secure his reinstatement in power. *y Buts are plenty as blackberries, all save the good old Iris is Vis-gilian BU tT, Au' eedea, mczli (Radicals) ss'd ito. scudell- tt floe. D MR. PLUNKET ...

... 18th. Defendantt, who statedl that be t cWaR bbekttcerr3 it-g. was fined 5s. and costs; Cloutel Mocley t remarking that blackberrying was a curse to the i conutry, cansing a desl of dem:tge and trespass.- I Samuel Smedlhy, Daniel Stlaley, and Th inits La;kin ...

... yeairs all his i frientis weho hums lisa weaketkss-all the Jo, a Comnforters, 5 and he might sny they Were at lnttifiuitl as blackberries- ii wbenever they met hiiu in thit-street would eisy Itnllso ver-Y well, Bowrilig, but you will itever get a theatre for ...

... against a landlord Mr. Curzon was made I j responsible for it, if a magistrate made a severe re- cue mark about mushroomers or blackberry gatherers it cal was thrown at Mr. Curzon's head, if the village eler- wil sgymnan wats unpopular Mr. Curzon must suffer ...

... much altered from what they were, have still an old-world look about them, and even the inn signs-and they are plenty as blackberries-are of quaint and old-world character. Thus, among others, there are, or were, within but a space not to be computed by ...

... magis- trates would be as cheap as blackberries (Laughter). There had been a complete change of front, and the wind had been taken out of his sails (Langhter). No doubt magistrates would be as thick as blackberries soon (re- newed laughter), and he bad ...

... mazurka, Fairy Land ; quadrille, Vanity Fair; Highland shottisohe ; valse, Little Sailors *lancers, Aladdin polka, Blackberries; lancers, olity. The supper was supplied in first-class style by Mr. Rayner, of the Bell Hotel. FIRST D.R.V. BALL. The ...

... Highland Schottische ; quadrille, Over- tore; valse, Stella Mia. Supper dances: Valse, L'Estndiantina ; polka, Blackberries; valse, Lea Sonrires. Circassian Circle ; lancers, . Car- men ; polka, Je T'adore ; quadrille, . lolan- the; ...

... an elder sister, aged eight years, and when on Burton-road the sisters left the perambulator for a few minutes to gather blackberries, while she was away the vehicle slipped and turned, over, and the child's head struck the pavement Deceased waa strapped ...

... inadvertantly placed one of the latter in the breech. Having made the gun ready he reached over to pick up a basket of blackberries, and in so doing pulled the wire and discharged the gun. The shot, carried away the end of one of his fingers, beside* ...

... T. B. Kennington's Kept In (124) is a very clever pi.tnre. Miss Violet Sherratt ( Birmingham) kaj some creditable Blackberries (131). Mr. Hy. Valter (Edgbutos) snows a satisfactory view of a '-Gateway ia the Fortress of Villeneuve, on the Rhone ...