... swings for the girls, they were soon at it in right earnest. After spending as hour thus some wandered away in search of blackberries, others romping with their teachers, until 4 o'clock, the hour fixed for tea; Mrs. Long, Vale of Health Tea Gardens, having ...

... Row, at 4.30 p.m.— dinner being ordered for 6 F. in.—in about the tick of the clock found us ransacking the forest for blackberries, &c., the delight of all Cockneys. Su were the berries that it was a question whether we should retain our kiln appetites ...

... at quarter to five. Having an hour to spare before the dinner bell would ring, some wandered in the forest in search of blackberries (which at this season of the year are very plentiful). while others of a less roving disposition took to cricket. At quarter ...

... boy's father stated that he bad just left school with a most excellent character, and be had merely gone to the forest blackberrying. Major Stuart did not consider the evidence sufficient to warrant him twirling the prisoner for trial, and therefore d ...

... fore-lock, and started at 10 o'clock for Smith's Retreat, which was reached shortly after 12. The day was spent in cricket, blackberrying, do. At haltpast 4 three cheers from those who had been down all day, announced the arrival of the other members, who bad ...

... Epping on the afternoon of Saturday week. The weather was delightful and the forest looked grand in its autumn beauty. Blackberrying, and collecting of specimens of botany were carried on with great interest until dusk, when the party adjourned to the ...

... captain teams which ended in favour of the former. This being over all started for • ramble in the forest in search of blackberries. The berries did not require much looking for, they were soon found and devoured ear duet before five o'clock the aristocracy ...

... that the audience were kept in one continuous round of laughter; the characters were Mr. Toby Tweedleton, Mr. Woodford: Blackberry Thistletop, Mr. F. Allen; Mr. Barnbury Bracebutton, Mr. Geo. Hallett; Mr. Pantechnicon Pantie, Mr. H. M. Griffin; 'Evelina ...

... miles the landscape undulates into heathery broken by gorse on reeky monde, sheltered prickly hawthorn or trailing sprays at blackberry; where undulating meadows, eltdt into many a sheltered hollow, roll grasefully away as far as the eye can reach; where ...

... own personal experience upon the subject. Now, the fact is that forty years ago I used to go and recreate myself in the blackberry orchards and in the hyacinth gardens of the poor, and on this very land which is now withheld by Mr. Gellatley's illegal ...

... speedy one. _ _ _ The interval between arrival and feeding time was advantageously spent in games, rambles in the forest, blackberry gathering, &c., though the latter task was a very difficult one, the delicious fruit, so appreciated by Londoners, being ...

... niankin& P trnainates speedilY and effectually. all kinds bur. or other vermin infesting thtt .lwelifl u ti. i.e roaches, blackberries, moths, ants, op.'s,. and are at once arinthilatod. cats. fowl, birds. in act all kinds of hourhold pets go sip .ut ...