... to itself. How thickly covered are those brambles with white and pinkish coloured blooms, which promise a good supply of blackberries for those wbo care to come here for them when ripe. That gorgeous looking butterfly fanning itself on the blooms is the ...

... who ought to have known that people clamouring to dispose of 150 loads of rubbish at a time are hardly as plentiful as blackberries. And now last, but by DO means least of the points upon which some light is required, comes the report that Bumble, in ...

... in Oak•lane, Finchley, the property of Henry Wakefield. When caught under an apple tree, prisoner said that he was only blackberrying. He was fined 2s. 6d. and ss. 6d. costs. WEDNESDAY, Au°. 24th. Before John Glover and C. F. Cory-Wright, Esqrs. A IN HIGHGATE ...

... Their rural character is all that can be desired, with thick hedges of hazel and bramble well loaded with cobnuts and blackberries, sturdy monarchs of ancient forests, and sylvan landscapes as far as the eye can reach. From the Southsrold Visitors' List ...

... respectively to Mr. P. W. May, Mr. W. Ricketts, and Sir T. Spencer Wells, Bart. Another exhibit worthy of mention was dish of blackberries which bad been cultivated by Mr. Cballis. The prizes for the best -kept allotments were gained by J. Laidlaw, F. Adams ...

... sticks pear tree; others, including Fulton, were throwing at the apple trees; and Hendon was engaged in picking blackberries. The blackberries were American variety which were cultivated the orchard. The damage committed amounted to several pounds' worth ...

... Finchley and Higbgate, to pick few blackberries in order to get bread for bis children. got over a fence into the wood, and when he bad been there about twenty minutes, and bad picked about three pints of blackberries, bg saw defendant and three other ...

... Satorday afternoon or Bank Holiday excursion with the lads over tbo country side. Perhaps tbe ‘‘army” refresh themselves on blackberries only, I have my doubts about that—besides, those tempting morsels are not always season. At soy rate goodly number of brigade ...

... girls and boys, one or two wreathed in sprays of traveller’s joy gathered from the hedger, were slowly returning from a blackberrying excursion, with cans and baskets laden with tbe shining black fruit. Betnrning later at nigbt by train I saw more hoppickers ...

... the steep path from the shore you go, and across the fields the village, to (etch bosket and black berrying. Blackberries here are blackberries indeed, and it would be difficult to match them either quality or quantity. In tbe afternoon we used to take ...

... in its autumnal garb appearing in the sonsnine like burnished copper and gold. Alongside ths roadside are stul plenty of blackberries; in some places tbe hedges appeared black with the fruit. It seems pity that this delicious fruit is left nngathered so ...

... soene. Hr. Edgar Barclay’s examples, “ Amongst tbe Bluebells,” a little girl in scarlet frock, sleeping on bank, “ Ripening Blackberries.” and “Feeding Docks,” are respectively excellent works of art; and Mr. George Weatherbee’s A Sleeping Mortal, and Summer ...