... the people were not so great they have now become and as proof of this he mentioned that when a boy he had often gathered blackberries where Charlotte-street now stands. He had great pleasura proposing that their best thanks should bo accorded to the committee ...

... the neighbourhood, had told him there was a great want of thrift amongst the people ; they did not gather and preserve blackberries as they did in the north, Nos one of the parishioners These remarks made any provision in this way. naturally provoked ...

... by thas been put more natura for the purpose to which i than once. The sidesof the hollow are overgrown in summer with blackberries, brambles, wild roses, ampetre or gendarme have &e., and neither garde-ch ever been known to interfe re with gentlemen ...

... certain that nothing could have saved her There wduld have been no difficulty doctor, - medical men were almost tine*- blackberries at Landport. (Loud laughter.) , d Voice: .daybury's you mean, sir! laughter.) . . for The '~ continuing, thanked the j ...

... substantial hot dinner the Cricketers ' Arms, Stockheath. After dinner tbey. strolled through the village and lanes, picking blackberries, &c, and were invited -,by the cottagers into their homes. The start for the return journey was made at eight o'clock. ...

... roads on the afternoon of the 11th inst. The crew, including the deceased, but not the captain, went ashore in search of blackberries, and returned to the vessel in the eveming, when they found the captain on deck mending the sails. Davis went to a fellow ...

... resided with her parents near the village of Brimington. About ten o'clock on the morning August 20 she was gathering, blackberries, in company with other children, at the side of the road, when the prisoner passed with his hand-cart, which was partly ...

... caution, and practise moderation if they wish to obtain success. scarcely needs said tbat generally curates a*e as plentiful blackberries in autumn, and there never any lack of candidates tor a curacy, no matter how inadequate the stipend may be. that there ...

... at a trade, a -.times wearisome ta.sk, particularly in such towns as Portsmouth, where naval pensioners are as thick as blackberries ia autumn. Having become so intimately associated with the port dwing their many years service, tbey manifest very Datura ...

... ALARMING NEWS FROM PORT SAID. Ufa Saturday, July 52nd, 1882. Disquieting rumours the last few days have been as numerous as blackberries on a bush. We have heard that the water supply of Alexandria had been interfered with that night attacks are diurnally ...

... thoroughly appreciated. The afternoon was spent in rambling through a splendid copse in the neighbourhood, gathering nuts and blackberries. After doing justica to a good meat tea, dancing commenced, which was kept until past n : ne o'clock, when a start was ...

... Melodton*. j Concertinas, 3s. Every Instrument worth do ~ 'j warranted.—Enlljaines, Surrey-street, _JZ-^S- MISCELLANEOUS. and Blackberry Season.—lt yoa want * Horse and Wagonette, for a «* ,i « country, Fratton Steam Laundry. i W HLsUSE-OWALR.—Wantfdu ...