... redwing, woodlark, oig thrush, blackbird, s9ow bunting, bramble inch, siskin, tvite, andredpoles, &e. The night- Ahbde and blackberries are very plentiful this year, and billfinehes are feeding upon them inthe lanes and hedges. Kingfishers are very abundant ...

... tbe collector lived it was one mau's business to forge, autographs in old e theological b books (which ,ere as oo ommon a blackberries) and another *pesou's businees to act as m iddleman and soll 'the wares. So at least says the gossipof 'the lbok m erkit ...

... big white convolvolus stare with wonder-wide eyes, the honeysuckle is out, the wild geranium blooms in the long grass, the blackberry bushes are full flower, and the poppies blaze forth in great clusters at eveiy turn of the road. The corn is only just beginning ...

... conceive that a man had any right to preservo hares and rabbits. When God made tho land he put the in into it just like the blackberries and the mushrooms aud such like. And so tho kippers were like the police enemies, and 110 man was to be blamed for ...

... ; and damsons, ss. to 6s. per sieve oranges, 2s. to 3s. 6d.; lemons, 2s. 3s. ; bananas, ; and quinces, to 4s. per dozen blackberries, 3d. Sunt; hothouse grapes, 2s. 6d. to Bs. per lb.; melons, Is. s. ; pineapples, 2s. 6d. to Bs. ; and shaddocks, 2s, each ...

... of the few would accompanied the vicious self* indulgence the many. (Hear, hear.) Agnostics were said to as plentiful as blackberries, and the means of mischief theyjeffectedwere the delivery lectures on debated subjects, the more popular em* ployment of ...

... ? of m silder ssood, like the second 1 ;ilaiss jis the BIllbOs in the W 'ood, w vas help- i lga little Priseco to blackberries, abig char- i ho ulnfailing resoureo of spiritetd noblemuen. A n~ judgoeof Session, a dlignified person, wns once tl seized ...

... berries, the thorn tlees being so laden that Ob, they look like hollUies, ?? unleasantly remind .ne of Ch1ristmras. The blackberries, too, are a nutnerou,4, and in ltl sUU Lgs, from the crude the green to tle deep purple of theripe and luscioustf berry ...

... is an old Celtic tale of a lad who was set impossible tasks. l Among others he had to find ripe blackberries in February. If this weather last, blackberries may be not uncommon * in February at Ventnor. As for the flowers, they blossom with a profusion ...

... Cooper, ug lilA., Caniterbury Meadows, Evening, 1474.-Voldus 'in By B. raster: The Primrose G3atherers, 231 1.-Brown jut The Blackberry Gatherers (the oowpaution), 1851.-ti use Brewn. By T. M. Richardson: On the Road to Tevoli ~is 1 734 Us.- Brown. By Gt. ...

... sin~g ini the old Cs willowy fashion ; while should the rash new- tb comer venture to taste one of the never-ripening ca blackberries that adorn the hedge-rows he DI speedily receives a lesson to leave them alone for the future, for at once his mouth is ...

... pike to be caught, and as the bweather grows irisp mayhap a heavy basket Fof roach. For early youth there arp nuts and t blackberries, and for all who care for physical 9 exercise pure and simple, in boat or cricket field, on cyoie,or the most ancient ...