... Beacon-lane, and St. Doming~o-road, were lined to 155 with hedges, from which the scholars in the to ha autumn used to gather blackberri-es. What a _ td, chainge has comne over the scene, and yet the b, W. headmaster then, Mr. H. G. Hampton, is the w; headmaster ...

... Hollows, Baker accosted theF gave to each some money, and then iledsrep Fanny Adam, to go over the' hedge with him to gather blackberrIes. Two of the little girls he requested to go home, and the last they saw of him wa oas he was c'arying anny Adams over the ...

... except in the streets, 'where the rents Dr. Layare exce&ssvely high, these promiscuous ShoPs of ~) ~he are as, thick as blackberries-s~weet& and tobacco, will infor example, being fa-vourite but incongruous intet hearticles of combination. They do not ...

... (s)peculate.--sdyM. Do not fail to order along w th your Groceries a Two-pound Jar of Willi'amP. 'lartley's New Season's Blackberry Preserves, the quality of which nill be found to maintain the unsual standard r of excellence. oC31 n To LccvasToRs. --Steam ...

... --Also makers of Eppas Chocolate Essence, trs The public will be glad to learn that William P. Hartley has this year added Blackberry to his a list of celebrated Preserves, which can now be obtained in the usual two-pound Jars from al Grocers, oc31 FITs ...

... 6 ti A 'dots. .. ?? 16 t lPound.. Oi0 :.o ?? 08..09 UrneeEohl. ?? 0.. ?? 2 3OIF ?? el ' : 0 ?? 0.. 0.. ' O 2 0.23 0 t M. BLACKBERRY -jAb.-The common blackbery0 (rowing wild- in; great. plenty' in most Parso ,ly _ugan ),reauies-tobe gathered ripe and dry ...

... Apple Jelly is tree from artificial coloring, the natural tint of the fruit only being presened. Hartley's New beason's Blackberry Jelly now ready, Lret delicacy. del?7 ToeaccoXrSrS RaAnL-AoW to Open vemnuerm- tively from any amount. however ?? for I ...

... e4 he was f with somoe of the other boys blcbkberrying. The s defendant and Mrs. Le Maistre accused them ef r eating the blackberries. The defendant told him t to take down his olothes, after which he thrashed d him with a, forked stick. He gayv him 18 ...

... Dutch, German, and American fruit growers All the goosebefies, raspberries, strawberries, black currants, damsons, and blackberries used by me are entirely English-no foreign whatever being used-and to prove that the quantity is not particularly small ...

... Co musiasioner MIUAXN BELLADO BNNADWN FOR BLACA~OgIltf ,-Last week some children belonging to the tv ^ Sevenoakg went out blackberry gathtrisg, andde: of ther a~m la aboubt 10 years of age, vas deaor 0, teat some berries wrhich he found growving icSD0 park ...

... sheet-lead. Perhaps it was the same man who saw tin a 'white blackbird sitting on a wooden mile-stane th n-eatino a red blackberry. el er Cardinal Manning, the Times says, will leave ?? er England for Rome early in February, at the special ai er ivtoathen ...

... was produced, and recognised at once by the mayor and sorneother of the magistrates,wholmewtheoriginal. Sketches of the blackberry and sundry plants, remiarkably well drawn, were, also shown to the bench, who were unanimous in their expressions of regret ...