... Di smoke.'ouae is safes' in de blackberry seism. Tactn h. like the burdocks a cow gits into the end ov her tail : the more she shakes them oph, the she gets rid or them. Ws are always glad. says an American editor. to set , the melt of application, d ...

... Nov. 30, 1878. common as blackberries two months ago. Drab and red, drab and black, were the ceneral liveries. The Guards were in the forefront all through ; one or two ladies rode the chase admirably ; and the line was as big as most lines in Ireland ...

... out of work, he went went to see if he could are if he could get some blackberries to sell, so u to get some food for his children. He had picked about three pints of of blackberries in Bishop's Wood, the property of the Ecclesiutical Commiesioners, when ...

... the assault.—For tam defence, a daughter of Mrs. Stewart said there was a row about the blackberries, and Mrs. Humphreys struck her mother with the blackberrying stick, and then in the face with her fist. She did not see her mother pull hair out of ...

... publichouse. He said that he knew where to get some blackberries and nuts. At that time prosecutor had his watch and money with him. The prisoner took him into the middle of a wood ; they got some blackberries, and stayed there in hour and a half before they ...

... (RIM. death ; but if the berries of the mountain-ask (vulgarly called whitten berries) be poisonous, then are aloes, hewn, blackberries, and the berries of the Servis tree poisonous; they are, however, eaten by all our lower orders, and the branches of our ...

... armed with a shot-gun for the purpose. This he had loaded and cocked ready to shoot. He then proceeded to gather some blackberries, tucking the gun under his left arm. Probably remembering suddenly the risk be was running, he called to one of his workmates ...

... bramble, sprawling about in all directions ; these alone afford us ample food for reflection. The latter plant, viz., the blackberry, may be seen in all stages of fruition, except the black one, because the assiduity with which the youngsters hunt for these ...

... woods and are not easily got at): for ibex and chamois August and September, and again in the spring ; for bears during the blackberry season In September, when they are busy with the wild fruits ; for wild boar any time. Partridge, fnneolin, woodcock, and ...

... double harness and wheeler in a team. 4. ACORN ; regularly driven in single and double hanieas, and wheeler in a team. 5. BLACKBERRY; regularly driven in single and doable harness, and leader In team. 6 TORY; regularly ridden , and driven In single and ...

... was remanded in consequence of there being very little known about dm prisoner. Hs stated that he came from London to get blackberries. and that he only picked up a few apples through the hedge of the prosecutor. It was stated by the police this morning ...

... period as in seasons when more favourable climatic conditions obtain. Filberts and cobs are a full average, and of nuts and blackberries there is an abundance in copse and hedgerow. ...