... the sexes has existed. 80 '~However, when eli is sold and done, Mrs. Brown-sv e rlss and George IDiots don't grew luke blackberries a h on freqnent hedges; it wiil be throogh other ainds lowlier doors that the sex faminine collar' the Cd positions new ...

... poetical fashion. His poems, Ol- such a: I ean retenhber, sero i An Ode to a r- Blaoliberry Bush,' beginningL blackberry butsh you are, o0 A blackberry bush you'll be, a, £our misothier was a blauitbcrry bush, t Anid you are one the same as sbe,' I which cannot ...

... thee,, aitid the penslte, indeed, still remains unique of its kidl, but Easter eggs are nomv as pleistiful in England as blackberries, and many are the vague theories started as to tbeir origin. A year or two after, in 1864, I was in Germany when the Holstein ...

... the ltop. The vI In little tubes atilconnect cvitb bit b tube. 'This is c 05 called a foric, and resembles a cluter of blackberries. p id Two or three dozen bulbs Luay be on a forii. Toe it i.Y glaos blower places filaments iil each bulb at the e ill ...

... reached abouit half-past eleven. EC Lunobeon was discussed, and the afternoon was Spent; in rambles, and many a nut and blackberry, ripe andd S5 ot-herwise, met its fate at the hands of the merry ti Jexcursionists, who did not allow the occasional ~ 20heavy ...

... summer only 1,472 Vessels arrived whereas in previous years the average number was u 3,000 vessels. a The gathering of blackberries for Liverpool end a' Maanchester markets now provides PRofitable oc-upa- o tion for the country people in Cheshire, whence ...

... (which lasts for weeks in good corindition), a feal tall plumes of-1 Pampas grass, and some long trailers of the common L blackberry, the foliage having rich autumn tints. I No. 3. Anehba branches and hardy ferns, with T sprays of wild rose hi; s, and a ...

... still clear air the voices of the children' a1 eor echo merrily-, as they trudge homewards with the f, latrmiigtreasurs of blackberries from the! W en heigesadhzlnt froli the Woods; while i0 es swiftly betore these Signs of coming wvinter those a' rd wliseacre ...

... in bringing ransh into contempt. Already 'I ,,,d Captains, Majors, Colonels, and Generals are as Coin uuid plentiful as, blackberries in ticeir season; fand in ha% I ' . by mr.alittle while they -will be thoughtomr ?? has. then their sel-disauf brethren ...

... pro. r of served, and it deservedly i'anks as Ia luxury. vou Some persons prefer a mnixture of. damosons with iar, the blackberries onl account of their rough acid ily. flavour ; in this case a, little'nmore sugar is ueces- sary. Coarseo suga-w and treacle ...

... intestines undoubtedly out of hx ue place. Until; therefore, our gardeners can: give c us a smooth-seeded blackberry, it is wisie tro d to use the blackberry only for the prepaxation df t] is elyi 'after the mianner of oed-cutrant jelly, or ae o !n dickberry ...

... uts, on but the best one wai 'her own dear Reggie.. To nd which he impudently replies that he never found 'ly such a ripe blackberry as the one hanging on the brambles at Rowland a Castle. . ' Ire F. A. B., 17, 1Aleace.terrace, Britannia-road, he Southsea ...