... when the park was meadow land, when the old lane, now Newland, Park, leading to Upper Sydenham station was hedged with blackberry bushes• picturesque toll-gate near the top; when St. John's, the Vicarage, and a few houses clustering round formed a veritable ...

... many robberies of this kind, and it was necessary to stop them. Prisoners said they had been out getting mushrooms and blackberries. They had to pass through a field adjoining the orchard where they saw some other boys getting some apples, and they went ...

... be was at Down Hill•road about • quarter to one, when he saw defendant get over the fence, where he had been gathering blackberries, and damage two trees on one side of the Down Hill•road. and two on the other side of the road. He damaged the trees by ...

... liniment to deliver an address. Comic and sentimental talent was present in abund. ance, and encores were as numerous as blackberries in Autumn. The Chairman in the course of the evening leliyered an address on the current politics of the day, starting ...

... acting. Berg'. to watch. Shortly afterwards the officer brought in the prisoner. lie had in his possession some apples, blackberries, and watercress, which he said he got on his way to his engine, in his master's garden at South Norwood. A constable was ...

... into the country for a day's holiday, and several of them went on to Mr. Tremain's land for the purpose of nutting and blackberrying. Suddenly the stacks were discovered to be on fire, and the prisoners were seen running away from them. No one, how. ever ...

... be completely furnished without • reasonable proportion of strawberries, raspberries, currants, and gooseberries, while blackberries might be grown in suitable positions. The most useful of our berry traits were the quickest to give a return to the cultivator ...

... brakeloads of exeursionista plundering orchards in multi the same way that innocent children would strip the hedge of its blackberries; but the most repent extraordinary eonduet of beanfeasters comes from Hayes. To that delightful spot went a party from ...

... licentiate Litchis. But you should have &guide. The pleasure of this country Is much in the legends, which grew as plentiful as blackberries.' and directing my attention to a little fragment of • bn ken wall no greater than a tombstone, he me for an a ef its earlier ...

... or Dickens or George were in many respects better off than ourselves when new novels and novel writers were as common as blackberries. and very often not nearly as nice and wholesome. There was danger of the great masters of the art of story telling of ...