... which I spent in working in the ne garden, and gathering fruits which grow wild in the field., such as the strawberries, blackberries, ant l red wii and black raspberries. The apple, pear, grape, cas pesach, and cherry are also very plentiful. The trees ...

... ie cut in II Isome fields, and stands drying 'in the sun-; while giant cabbages are-stillgrowinton the other side of the blackberry-covered hedges. Dncks, and Icows, aid swallows, and restless little chickens, S B-or fat horses, fill up the pastoral poem ...

... purging, and on being questioned by his father he confessed that during a ramble in the country he had eaten a quantity of blackberries and acorns. Notwith- standing the doctor's efforts the boy grew worse, and died in convulsions. GLOBE URNISHING COMPANY ...

... and MY luggage being removed in carts. The public will be glad to learn that William ' p P. Hartley has this year added Blackberry to his le list of celebrated Preserves, which can now be 1k obtained in the usual two-pound jars. from all he Grocers. oc31 ...

... r's Eberle-street was once called William-street, and F no that, at a still earlier period, it went by the name d in of Blackberry-lane, owing to the fact that the IV or two corner houses at the Dale-street end were oc r- occulied one by a Mklr. Blaok ...

... hidi- lay place, though a gvegus beetle, splend rea in green and gokL, crsis leisrelyr across our path. Pwshing aside the blackberry ba whj bopp th ves to tpuroge t ns !,we come sat length to a great open spache a dis ter Ilittle group of men are getting ...

... soft fruit wan limnited, but' 4 there was a large are suitable for hardy pUI ech fruit. -There was a, great demand for blackberries tar in the north of England, and he thought their in: rd- cultivation would prove a benefit to the Welsh sa. farmers. Re ...

... young men, went upon some a land to gather blackberries. The eider pr.- N soacer, who was the occupier of the land, d and one of his sons, came up and ordered them to v leave. They turned to go, picking blackberries as si they went, but at the end of half ...

... SUPPOSED MURDER AT SHEFFIELD-On Friday evening, te se about half-past seven o'clock, two children, who were v s, gathering blackberries in a hedge-bottom at Eastbankl r. about a mile and a-half to the south-east of Sheffield, dia p re covered the dead body ...

... a numtnr' of Mrl boys were playing on the Forest, andll one of them, 21 either to recover a cricket ball or to get some blackberries, ths got orer a hedge into an adjoining field, just within the limitks Lo of the-parish ot Lenton, and was horrified to ...

... Datch, German, and AeTricas fruit growers. All the gooseberriss. raspberries r oerries, black currants, darnsons. and blackberries usod by me are entirely English-no foreign whatever beinguosd- and to prove that the q'amtity is not particnlariy bms ...

... together from summit to base. On the other side of this hill is a lovely glen, where flowers grow in pro- fusion, with the blackberry and wild raspberry. After the ford is passed and the stones, over which the stream falls on its way seawards, you row gently ...