... bouquet of wild snowdrops is Langiev rose is blossoming abundantly U The flower of the wild strawberry ' here and there a blackberry blossom. 0F Shipwrecked Cbew.—The following to Mr G. P. H. Rowell, the * L of 0x6 Teignmouth branch of the Nationhiack ...

... and he afterwards struck him with his fists. In con d til* of the absence of witness the case was reman Saturday. „ to Blackberrying.—Joseph MUlett pleaded having assaulted little boy named Israel GarlaßQ. George's, on the 22nd inst. The complainant stw ...

... eighteen years of age, and on Tuesday afternoon last she went to Maindee with basketful of blackberries. She met the prisoner, and he asked her how she sold the blackberries. She told him 3d a quart. He asked her to come with him, and he would have some. They ...

... Railway.—A sad accident occurred on the Cornwall Railway afternoon. Three little boys, abont niue \aars of age, had been out blackberries, and returned home acroea the Camel Head Viaduct, between Devonport and Saltaab When half-way aoroaa it, train approaching ...

... Catherine Street, said : I went out with the little girl on Sunday morning. We went into field at Duck's Patch and picked blackberries, and I saw the deceased put some red berries in her mouth. I tried to knock them out of her hand, and said they were not ...

... roadway, penetrating through the woodland, fringed with masses tawny fern, with here and there the glitter of bead-like blackberries, which even the truant schoolboy and the wandering street Arab have not yet discovered. If you like fresh air, sniff ...

... fiuit lying under them ; good large sweet apples they feed the cows upon. We have had large quantity wild raspberries, blackberries, &c. ; grape vines clinging around oaks, &c, with tine clusters of fruit. The average price of laud here is 100 dols. per ...

... and found five carrots in the bag. The boy's parents attended, and his mother said the bag he had with him he took to pnt blackberries in. The case was remanded for inquiries to be made respecting the boy's previous conduct, and bail, which the lad's father ...

... apples, pears, plums, and cherries. Of the wild fruits there are strawberries, cranberries, gooseberries, raspberries, blackberries, great wortleberries, blue wortleberries, cherries, and others forget the names of. There arc also butternuts, hazel-nuts ...

... attraction. Is it not notorious that the bulk of these works are founded fact; and if deprived heirs were not almost as common blackberries, why should they so constantly appear the characters of heroes these books ? Again, take the inmates of our lunatic asylums ...

... gives employment to women and children, there are th, turf-digging, the willow-stripping, the whortleberry-picking and the blackberry-picking, which in their several season: effer facilities to the families of the agricultural labourers for obtaining some ...

... assembled early at the school for their annual outing, and were conveyed in breaks Langford. They enjoyed themselves picking blackberries and nuts, scrambling for apples, arc, and returned thoroughly happy. Tho infant children had their tea the school on Friday ...