... by the East-end parishes is something enormous. Where are the men ? At the West-end of London they are as plentiful as blackberries; but Sir Richard Mayne has either a high notion of the honesty of all the people hereabouts or is supremely indifferent ...

... took in the excursion. The afternoon (with a pleasant interval for an excellent tea) was spent in searching the woods for blackberries, and in merry games and singing, and the party returned safely to Bethnal Green, where shouts of joy told the neighbourhood ...

... enjoyment into the forest. Having dined the Sun, near Woodfonl, they passed the afternoon in rand.ling ~ i amongst the 'blackberry. bushes, donkey-riding, ..ng-from these ar.avltr.l j ..1.-e-uru in nflviii t« voiir thrown for nuts, nnd ii.nv and then ...

... fanner w cordial cup on his return from market on winter’s eve, the well-known blackberries, reminding us the babes in the week— Their little hands and pretty lips With blackberries were dyed; And when they saw the darksome night They sate them down and cried ...

... ho.’so * iil soon riser out all the benss-flies. It said that the large, stinking, and offeoriso-tasted hog cwaioon on blackberries and other fruits, if placed in room infested with bed-hogs, will sorn destroy whole colony tho latter. This is well worth ...

... including donkey riding, swings, cricketing, and the use of the telescope. Some of the boys were gathering nuts, others blackberries, &c. Altogether it was one of the most interesting scenes possible to witness, and Mr. and Mrs. Barnes no doubt were amply ...

... of four Captains, four Lieutenants, and four Ensigns. Surely commissioned officers in this borough will be as plentiful blackberries if this state of things continues. To those persons far away who judge of the strength of the force by the statement in ...

... they came upon the Snip Ina at East Grimaced. where • light hutch was partaken ..f. lh nnn agars through more lovely blackberry and aloeladen lane., put Gore Farm, and on to the tows of Dartford, where a rest wail made at Head. Several of Mr. Ben ...

... shafts of stone and four responda, the capitals being rmebly motided and carved with the Anemoue, Butteroup, Maple, Ivy, Blackberry, Geraniaw, &c. Tue feet of principals in Nave and Aisles are supported oo moulded stone corbels each carved with nataral ...

... and Pair of Frames, Exhibited br Dodimead, C. E., Apprentice to Fret Cutter, 50, Tot teulian; Courtroad. 493 Basket of Blackberries. Exhibited by East, Miss F. 8., a and 7, King William-street. 491 Stuffed Bird in Case, Lady's Reel Stand, Gentleman's ...

... k in bush and briar; or, when Autumn's sun hi ...

... tunes round the town” aad ‘‘ Whoa, mare.” Avoiding the roads as much as possible, the party went on at a steady pece, blackberrying and decotating themeelves with Th more ocorn-fielde and meadows, alwaye keeping the “ lowing herd ” at a safe on a hill ...