... you say, the most tantalizing part of the business jies in the fact that bad and useless jour- neymen are as plenty as blackberries, and as ex- pensive as hot-house grapes. A Toav on His Travets.—Recently a young lady in Portsmouth, N. H., sent a live ...

... Up to the 4th of November the weather had been extremely pleasant, and en that day they were sitting open windows eating blackberries. The Russian government, it is stated, still look with favour upon this famous city, and are energetically at work to restore ...

... richest heiress and prettiest in the county. It was not surprising, therefore, that her suitors should be as plenty as blackberries, and amongst them was a young ensign in that distinguished corps the ‘ shire Light Infantry, whom the lynx ey3 of the ...

... either Rubu* oorylifollas, hazel b-aved bramble, or one of the many seminal varieties of Rubus furlicosus, common bramble or blackberry. The whole plant should have been forwarded to enable us to determine it exactly. Fairs for the Week. [Fairs which fall ...

... An smile of triumph rose on the dark | thither, a New Souru Wares is panic-stricken at the out- Starving to death in the Blackberry Wood. or the disgrace that would fall upon them, when | countenance of Bradley, and he cast a look of exulta- healing power ...

... wheels about three miles behind us on the beaten track, and had toiled up winding paths among nothing more exquisite than blackberry bushes, with each a little luggage to*impede, and the gloaming fast deepening into night, Miss Ahigsil, who now kept very ...

... the time that new bubbles should be prepared for inflation. And it will be seen that Company schemes are as plentiful as blackberries; every day brings some fresh ad- venture to the surface; people are clutching the golden promises with most incautious ...

... glad of the news as a solution of ali present difficulty. “I did not friends are not quite so plentiful say that. sir ; as blackberries in Merdale, but I should not over my own loss than rejoice at your good,” feel. myself a true one did I not grieve less ...

... vines trained along tho fence or wall Then the defect is made up by practice highly commendable. During the season when blackberries, wild raapborrita, huckleberries, strawberries, and all other berries are ripe, children and women and oven men turn out ...

... bailiffs she left the house. She was seen walking on the towing path of the canal with her children, one of whom gathered blackberries, and she was beard talking a-railway pointsman. An hour afterwards the bodies of the three were found drowned in the canal ...

... KULL! BLUR An effort is it present being made in the rider kingdom. ' which for so far has proved encontsful, to add the blackberry to the fruits generally for making jams and jellies, and the other day we visited the garden of Mr. Peter Alexander, in ...

... answer electrified me. It came out of her mouth like walouta out of their shells, when the bough is shaken:— '• Raspberry.blackberry, apple custard and pie. I looked at her ea at one who should bring news of the millennium. — Bring them on ! I shouted ...