... POETRY. J^^~GATHERING BLACKBERRIES. Through the woods and Lanes cc gay, 0- a r-uu-iy autijnn day, We sei out together, AY 11 :•• lite blackberry hush-« grow, ]n. Ts-persed with thorn and sloe, Widi th« broad jjreen ferns below, ..nd the puiple heather ...

... Piercy 2 7 2 Mr Constable’s Blackberry, yr* F Osborne 3 Tommy Tittlemouse. Prospective, and Bulmer also ran. : I Star Trap und Tommy Tittlemouse, 7 to I Prospective, ) Bulmer. 10 to I Blackberry and Florence St John. Blackberry held a clear lead Star Trap ...

... mcubauon, hss been highly favourable S the propagation of both pheasants and partridge*, sad latmma are v plentiful as blackberries. j pwW W IM ?? ...

... had eaten tinned pumpkin. He tested tins of pumpkin, tomatoes. ''Hubbard R•iweli ' —whatever that may lepros, mushroom, blackberries, salaam. peare,peachee, cherries, sweet potatoes, boson, milk, and pineapples. The milk ma. pure. All the rest contaieed ...

... EDINBURGH MEXTING. Hamm Puma larerbeithire 1, Meath/ea 2, Phoebe Athol 3. Blackberry air rim Betting :5 to 4 lowerkeithing, k io3Hisakthors and Pleats Athol. to 1 Blackberry. Won by three parts of a length ; law hearths between second and third. ALL-AOIID ...

... BELVOIK CASTLE. ‘ear REDMILE (G.N.R. tees mt seni IN, tl C.B.. will, K.G. teen cnet of ew Grace the Duke @ Kutl . ENCAMP AT BLACKBERRY HILL, BELVOIK CASTLE. near REDMILE (GN.R.) ICE ONE PENNY. CARRIAGES KEIT UMBERSTONE-Gars. SONS, Respectfully invite attention ...

... opera PATIENCE. On Monday next Nov. 7tb, Mr. WILLIE EDOUIN'S COMEDY COMPANY. in the Inman.- fill Comedy TURNED UP and BLACKBERRIES. Box plan at Deacon's Music Warehouse. THEATRE ROYAL, LEICESTER. Sole Lessee General Manager . Mrs. KE.VNION. Cape ...

... the 161 red tear el Raglan.' end Wad averaged IS per 1,000 of their eggregde population. The rote in IS ; Binnieghem, 15 ; Blackberry 14 ; Bolton., 16 ; g,..gp or d, 17; Brigham, 10; Bristol. 1a; G let, Derby, la ; RAW, 8 ; Huddersfield, 14; Pell. Ip ; Leeds ...

... placed the Blackberry Hill site at the disposal of the regiment. One more advantageous could not possibly be found within reasonable dis- tance ; this has been proved most conclusively by the experiences of the past few years. The summit of Blackberry Hill ...

... and the other nine years, to Willam Ketley, arm: employed at the Colliery, an lives in thie village, loft their to go blackberrying, it is belived, At bight they did pot re and tieic pareuts became very much the assistance of once u.ate in the village ...

... eleven o'clock, and asked for a drink of water. Previous to her (loming to the cottage she saw her on the railway picking blackberries. She (witness) gave her a glass of water, and the woman having stated that she was very tired she asked her to sit down ...

... which excites most attention is the use to which the blackberry is being put. A few years ago the products of this bumble fruit were looked upon as unsaleable. The fashion has changed, and the blackberry Is evideatly in great demand for preserves. jellies ...