... could bear the cowbells clang. Straying up the lane where the blackberries hang; I can close my eyes and almost. view Each mellow bell tluit sways! And the luscious hue Of the blackberries, too, As I dream of the summer days. I long to lie with my back ...

... grass land ? Is sot Ms • famm's friend ? In the autumn the phsesent wanders up and down the hedgerows In search .al blackberries and other badge-fruit, and later on he stuffs his mistime mop with acorns. In very hard winters doubtless may want feeding ...

... Oh, WIWI* red •hr little lainsrtl swift of Not as she veer ham been It i. sot so far, by the say, To the lane where the blackberry vines begin. Ike other stat..!• in the doors tht re. Shading her eyes from the letting MM. And op and down. with mains ...

... almost as luscious, although less delicate in flavour. The firm we have mentioned have fifteen varieties of She American blackberry or bramble, and they also refer to the bilberry or bog whortleberry, • fruit which I do not remember to have seen in cultivation ...

... committing wilful damage to property of Isaac Hilton, Ainstable, on July 12th, by breaking a wire fence and damaging some blackberry bushes.—Mr. —Mr. C. H. ALLAN appeared for the defendant, and the complainant. in stating the circumstane., , , put the damage ...

... (to her niece, who is taking tea with her)— Take some of these stewed blackberries, my dear. Blackberries are good for the complexion.—Niue :—But, dear amity, I don't want a blackberry oomplexion. Good-night to-morrow —An Irish gentleman who had been spsnouig ...

... subject. Mr. Priday (Gloucestershire) seconded the motion, and did not see why the revolution should not also apply to blackberries. (Hear, hear.) Mr. Gurdon, M.P., doubted whether in this democratic age such • proposal would not be regarded as a new ...

... a lace collar on every iltair in the room. An Lehman was one asked if he had ever seen a red blackberry. To be sure I have, said Pat ; all blackberries are red when they're green. Teacher And now, Tommy, you may tell me whist the difference is between ...

... of love), and festooned with threaded hips and haws, caught up with garlands of flowers, made of autumn 'entice of blackberries, red-berries, and wild flowers, each bouquet exhibiting different Nitrides and effects. The font was bautiful in its simplicity ...

... industries to which the British farmer might devote attention. Awl within their reach in that locality there were any amount of blackberries. which outdo splendid perm—Colonel Sandy* proposed the health of the chairman. Sir Joseph represented in Parlitment an ...

... that. Beware of naggledom, my dear. The man that will stand being nagged at is a saint, and saints are not as plentiful as blackberries in the world. There's male nagging, my dear, as well as female—male grumbling and being pleased; and folks who expect to ...

... TAT !—On Tuesday last our attention was directed to two little paragraphs in the Observer. That about a second crop - of blackberries isn't worth notice ; but the ono about Mr. Bell's hen, of Beek Mill, having hatched nineteen chimers from twenty eggs, ...