... threatening with dismissal any lads jeering or whistling at passers by. Votes of censure in the Holborn Union are like blackberries. The Holborn Guardians have obtained Nives for shuver, but they are going to Mappin's for razors, though their Nives must ...

... BAZAAR AT THE CITY TEMPLE, Bazaars may almost be said to be as plentiful as ‘ blackberries in September; but there is a difference even in bazaars, Somehow or other everything that ' takes place at tho City Temple has aboutit a variety | and charm that ...

... the limit of the travelling resources upon which they have to draw. In the summer and early autumn thegr are as thick as blackberries, and it is quite evident that no branch of imports is so full of profit and of joy to the business people of all sorts ...

... Lee and Sullane—a.grazing district. The stone walls skirting the road were surmounted by quite English looking hedges of blackberry briars, bracken, furze and sweet scented tangles of {i’;lightful honeysuckle. Macroom, & market town, with'its straggling’ ...