... residence of Mr. Gladstone, can be seen as we flit by to Wrexham; and along this road, in the season, very fine and large blackberries may be found. Then to brick-making Ruabon and on to Llangollen, by the road on the left hand side of the river Dee. Distance ...

... man who forgets it. IN the springtime the man who is baked gets off up every hill to gather primroses; in the autumn blackberries are his quarry. AMERICAN cyclers are petitioning the authorities in some places for the purpose of putting a stop to the ...

... Blackberry epicures. THE blackberry crowd was very much in evidence last Sunday, and whole hosts of wheelmen were to be seen wending their homeward way heavily burdened, more or less, with juicy bundles of the ripe black fruit in basket, bag, or—for want ...

... unhappy Charles, King of England, prior to his melancholy end in Whitehall. It is midst a perfect jungle of bramble and blackberry-bush and hawthorn that we find the famous window through which the unfortunate monarch attempted to escape. Sad decay marks ...

... Somerset, memory loves to dwell; while,as for the Anchor at Ripley, well I shall never forget its gables, parlour, and blackberry jam. ONLY those who have had occasion to search for American cycling record times in American cycling papers, can imagine ...

... PARIS AWHEEL. YCLISTS in Paris are as plentiful as the proverbial blackberries. Wherever one goes in the gay Capital, there is the inevitable wheeler; in the parks and suburbs, in the busy thoroughfares and boulevards, along the river-banks, or mingling ...

... try a run to Stienley via High Barnet, and I am sure they will enjoy the trip. The roads are good, and those who like black-berrying will be able to indulge to their hearts' content. The thirsty and hungry will be able to get all they may require at the ...

... London via Guldford is in very good condition, though hilly at first. The country from Pulborough to Haslemere swarms with blackberries. 1/04M5 SEPTEMBRR 1 Bgs E. C. BOOSEY (Clichy).—Pneumatic Skate Co., Livery Street, Birmingham. B. H. (London).—Thanks ...

... and pasture-land alternated across the plains and abrupt hills which are distinctive of the county. At this season the blackberries are in profusion. We made frequent hasty dismounts to help ourselves to the tempting fruit. A few miles onward, and we ...

... the sun. From a little white church the chimes told mid-day, as the greyhaired parson passed us on his Bantam. As for the blackberries, they somehow failed to materialise. There were any amount of red ones; lots of ripe ones — far out of reach . — and a ...

... the forest next morning, she said, Of course you will take me, and we will go blackberrying. Up to then I had no intention of taking a companion, while as for blackberries, the pursuit of that gay and giddy fruit is too intimately associated with memories ...

... so delighted with the ease with which I- thus managed what was really a heavy parcel, that I decided to try it my first blackberrying expedition this The result was cheering, for I was al)!e to carry a larger basket (and hence to 1 ring home a greater number ...