... security and honesty. Bat it is one thing to resolve to insure ; it is another to select a company. Agents are as plentiful as blackberries in the autumn, and companies, ranging from the moat reliable to the most dishonest, flourish on all sides. To insure In ...

... they expect to discharge their engagements with their landlords would have to do so out of the acorns, sonr apples. and blackberries (laughter) In some parts of the country with which he was particularly acquainted, he was afraid that the agricultural ...

... done has been to increase their size and abundance, or extend their season. Currants and Gooseberries, Raspberries and Blackberries, Chestnuts, and, above all. Strawberries are of this class. 3. But most of the esteemed and important fruits, as well as ...

... through two or three streets to a public-house. On another occasion be went about midnight a long distance in smirch of blackberry buslita. On one ocossion his vagaries nsstime.l an alarming shape. In the middle of the night he was seen to be making an ...

... His life was saved with dikiealty. Thomas Cottenden, a lad, of Plumstead. Kent, bag died after eating a quan ti ty of blackberries. The longest railway bridge in the world, that which curries the North British Railway over the estuary of the Tay. was ...

... called its primeval state, never having been enclosed, and consist* of greensward. tune es gorse, and clumps of sweet briar, blackberry beam, and honeysuckle& Although liable to be searched by the boys of the neighbourhood, including myself among tie number ...

... their dissent from the noble lord. No; lards—real live lards--an not with us every day ; whilst lawyers are plentiful as blackberries on Thicket. I don't quite understand what it is that A Grateful Parent wants. Cases, he says, of children getting into ...

... out with her brother (a child just turned three), to meet her grandmother. She said she was getting up the bank to reach • blackberry. and fell back into a fire. and .he added that Hui boys hail bees pulling the bashes oat of this hedge and making a fire ...

... fences down, letting out cattle, and causing no end of trouble and expense to recover them. Boys, again, are birdnesting and blackberry. gathering, and they pull up the hurdles for ladders sad let out the cattle. I air, youra truly, A BOROUGH RATEPAYER. A ...

... this—blackberrying. Dresses are made uncomfortably tight. particularly about the shoulders, and our daineel• can only extend their arms to the inviting berries at the of bursting a seam or two. Hence the umbrella is invaluable for blackberrying. I saw ...

... known as Orenfellrood was designated Chalk Pit-lane, up which youngsters were wont to ramble and climb trees ' and pick blackberries, whilst the field adjoining, now monopolised by villa and eottige property, yielded ample means for more robust diversion ...

... respectable-looking married woman, of Forty Green. Marlow, was brought up charged with having stolen a glass tniubler of blackberry jam and • jar of marmalade, the property of Mr. Robert Loisonore.— Sarah Ann Loosmore, wife of Robert Loosmore, who keeps ...