... made up their minds. When they spoke about Surveyors being valuable and scarce he did not say they were as plentiful as blackberries, but the railway mania had left supply more than equal to the demand. At all events he felt that the Council did wrong ...

... wasted the laud with their straggl.ng beauty, shrouded the grassy borders the pastures with cat-kined and tossed their long blackberry branches on the corn’ fields. Perhaps they were white with May, or starred with pale pink dog-roses; perhaps the urchins ...

... Have you any blackberry pies ?' asked hungry travler the mistress of a tumbledown shauty the joedaido. 'Thank you,' she replied, with dignified ; 'if poor, and ain't got no bread, nor jitter-uil k, nor notlxiu, wo ain't come down to blackberry pies yet.' ...

... Watson, Styles, Goode, Edmunds, Smith, and others. The sport from first to last was very exciting, and Ihe hares plentiful blackberries in autumn. Mr. Goode’s b b Lady, and Mr. Styles’s d ran punishing course; the b b was fa*st up to the bare, and had the ...

... sines are high your knsss. And dairies and buttercups rock la the breexe, ▲ad under low breachea wall straggles round. With blackberry bramble* o'erUowi tha ground. And there would ut, the rivulet's brink. Cuing out over hillock*—to what, you think To great ...

... with ease, planted with gooseberries and raspberries and currants and strawberries, and also number of canes of American blackberries. The birds that abound in the woods close are completely nonplussed and defeated, and even severe late frosts I learned ...

... may possibly not be discovered. Very elaborate reviews of the worlr and progress the late session have been as abundant blackberries, and yet after all the most marvellous fact is the change which seems to have taken place in the temper and disposition ...

... bed, becomes annoying weed, and so may considered and treated, the numerous young plants of the strawberry, raspberry, and blackberry which wc see between the rows. Tho ordinary weeds are, however, plants for which we have no use. Where do they come from ...

... mistake.” If the past week or ten days have not been famous for deeds, they have for words. Speeches have been plentiful as blackberries. Lord Palmerston, Sir E. Bulwer Lytton, Sir Joseph Paxton, and plain John Bright, have each made orations that have called ...

... following desirable FREEHOLD ESTATES and BUILDING LAND, namely : LOT I. ALL that very valuable and compact FREEHOLD FARM called Blackberry Hall Farm (or the Top ■tarm), with the Dwelling-house (now occupied several tenements). Yards, Gardens, Barns, Stables, ...

... some portion of his body was visible. I found a tin in the water, and a small hooked stick. There were some fresh gathered blackberries lying about as though they had been spilled. The water is only a few inches deep.—The jury returned a verdict of Found ...

... from a Dog. On Friday last a boy named Parker, was trespassing on land occupied by Mr. East, for the purpose of gathering blackberries. Mr. East has been much annoyed by trespassers, and relation of his seeing the lad sent a dog after him with the design ...