... gay reception. The Lash for Murderers. Though this planet of oura, facetiously remarks the Globe, paradoxes are plentiful blackberries, ' still it is on the first blush of the fact thought surprising that the human curs who are foremost murderously to bite ...

... are all admirably delineated. Several groupings of fruit by the postman artist are very true to nature, the grapes and blackberries looking quite capable of cooling a parched mouth, and his representation of fishing scene, in which jack just yielding ...

... Iwellings, tiioagh the nearest parts of. tho Foreshave all haon, vnclosod,and partly upon within ■ the last. tO. 15 yea.-s. The blackberries used to within sis miles of Whitechapel ; the Whitechapel and Bethnal-green boys must do their nine or ten miles now before ...

... broken and wild. Bramble bushes, attectionatcly remembered by many London boys, who watch assiduously the ripening of the blackberries,” straggle for possession of the ground with the trailing ferns and the sturdy determined holly. One cannot tell whether ...

... as if it was made of mulberry and ;Lckbany. and one of the largest importers in thc London Docks had assured hin that the blackberry grew in Spain mach larger and redder than in Eogland, and contained & great deal of saccharine matter. For these reasons ...

... which we can find with this megnificent picture. ¢ Blackberry Gathering,””(sl), by G. Sant, is very carefully, and, no doubt, correctly executed, but we should have preferred to see the young blackberry pickers favoured with more sunshine than Mr. Sant ...

... possible,as & memento of their happy visit. Some of the teachers and elder scholars penetrated the wood, to pick nuts and blackberries, but none of the former and very few of the latter were ripe. A little diversion, too, was caused by the game of ““touch’’ ...

... that century have long since buen replaced by an inferior plant, as nowadays vin de Suresnes is synonymous with Dorking blackberry claret, or the philanthropic Gladstone Medoc. Ar the Dadley Police-court on Friday, Chief- Saperintendent Burton brought ...

... e in Carrington-street, Derby, were re. turning home by Little Eaton Caral-side from the country, where they had been blackberrying, when tho younger accidentally fcll iato the water, The brother, endeavouring to catch hold of him, aleo fell io, and both ...

... worse, an! died in the evening.—George Stanley Murray suid Lo had made & post-mortem, and he found a mass of undigested blackberry stones in the intestines, This had cavse ! inflazamation from which the child had died. The jury retarned a veudios in ...

... pomegranates, Ja to Gs | quinces, 3s. ;an peachs, Bs. o 125, per dozen ; plums, la. per basket ; damsons, s to 95, per siove : blackberries, &d. rrr aart ; meloms, 25 to 5 pine Lopiea, .80 5. ; shaddockn, fa. 10 : aud powncioes, &1 each ; iothose grapes, 2« 84 ...

... L.iok; m“dd-d-,h each: ; common plums, 4. %e 65.; damsons, Ga. to 9 ; and apples and pears, 3s. Gl to bs. per sieve; blackberries, la. per pint; flberts and Keutish cob nuts, 6d. to Is.; and .‘ghfiAnh:Nnmh to Bs. per handted. Flowers are in goed supply ...