... ourselves and that picturesque procession. The Wise Fruit. Did it ever strike you what a lucky thing it is that the juicy blackberries whieh are so thick on the hedges this year do Dot grow upon tall trees ? [ do not mean that it is fortunate because as ...

... creature to go and washbimself elsewhere. Such a great black fellow as be was Something like two of the nibs of the largest blackberry you ever saw jointed together in the middle. I shook him on to the heather and requested him to turn his steps away from ...

... Stephens. In one a young damsel is attempting to extract from her plump hand a thorn which an ungrateful blackberry bramble had imbedded. The blackberries, in white plaster, lie at her feet. A. B. Joy is the sculptor of several beautiful busts. It is always ...

... with the names of archbishops, bishops, peers, and Cabinet ministers, while members of Parliament were as plentiful as blackberries; but there ...

... Lytham is« very pretty place, and I have enjoyed self very much. There are such a lot of sand llili, there where I gathered blackberries. A little bof friend of ours, who was studying etymology, found m few very good specimens of butterflies and Jiterpillanr ...

... Guest, is a query we leave the Cardiff Tories to solve. Those kind of statements, however, have been as plenti- ful as blackberries of late, aud are to be taken cum grano salis. THE IRISH VOTE IN CARDIFF. If we are to credit the Irishmen oraton who have ...

... springs of water are the houses of the squatters, of brick and of wood, picturesque and buried in trees and shrubs. Here the blackberry bramble riots, its long streamers laden with delicious fruit in autumn. The story of the take-in of the Besom maker has ...

... called Highfield. The Hall is occupied by Mr Wirmald. There are green fields about us in which grow mushrooms, and there are blackberries in the hedges. When the trees arc in bud the scenery is pretty, and when the leaves are falling as well. From the hilis ...

... left lies the cricket ground, round which is a high hedge, this hedge being, as all tthe village knows, a famous one for blackberries and at this time o year (September) as we walk along there in these pleasant evenings we are sure to see many children ...

... downwards through the pleasant denes, where we go for primroses, blue-bells, forget-me- nots, and violets m the spring, and blackberries and nuts in the autumn. The low range of the Cleveland Hills rises up before our eyes in the distance. We have a large ...

... boating down to the islands and lighthouse, from which we can see Achill and Clare islands. We can gather mushrooms and blackberries here, and honeysuckle and primroses grow wild. We often go bathing. We cannot run out to buy sweets we have to walk three ...

... Phillips (12), both residing at Angle, on the 17th inst.— From the evidenoe of the girls it seems that they were gathering blackberries in a field near Attgl* on Sunday afternoon, when the prisoner into the field, threw Score down and assaulted her, and then ...