... gathering blackberries Liverpool and Manchester markets now provides profitable occupation for the country people in Cheshire, whence enormous quantities are being sent away. mother and three children will earn V)e. and 12s. weekly blackberry picking. ...

... gathered from the fields on Christinas Day, many of the_gorse shrubs were then in yellow flowers in Stokes Bay, and the blackberry bushes were then budding-several spring flowers having also appeared in bloom. The atmospheric and meteoric phenomena that ...

... at Micheldever Ly the policeman ef that place. He was in a condities, and in his pockets were f accrns, crab apples, and blackberries, as though he had subsisted upem these fruits He, however, eould ve no of how he gat there. the last could rarallect being ...

... at Alton, and the prisoner accosted them, and gave to each of them some pence. then asked deceased to with lam to pick blackberries, and desired the other little girls to home, and the last they saw their young companion was in the arms the prisoner, ...

... “It delicious autumnal treat to thread the green lanes of old England, glistening with the rich clusters of the elder and blackberry, with the hawthorn smothered in its crimson load, and the sloe bush, studded with its purple stores, tempting the schoolboy ...

... coming elections already agitate the inhabitants of our little town, and candidates for civic honours are plentiful as blackberries Al- Ihoueh our locality is small, our public charities and our public property and rights are important, and subjects of ...

... gathered from the fields on hn. tmaS Dav, many of the forward gorse shrubs were then m yellow flowers in Stokes Bay, and the blackberry bashes budding—several spring flowers have also appeared in bloom. The atmospheric and meteoric phenomena that occurred ...

... a tenure of office lasting over six years, although promises of such, before succeeding to power, were as plentiful as blackberries ? Then, again, in reference to the Ground Game Act of 1880, and the Agricultural Holdings Act of 1883, measures brought ...

... Alton, said she saw the prisoner on the afternoon of Saturday last, with three children ; two were bofore him, picking blackberries, and ine was behind him picking flowers. stood apparently smoking, with both hands in his pockets. The two children ran ...

... will not, in the absence of ita favourite food, feed on the larva of the white butterfly. I have myself seen it feeding on blackberries. Possibly, then, the iarvte of the one insect may bare been exterminated by the larvie of the other ; and, if so, gardeners ...

... Up to the 4th of November the weather had been extremelv pleasant, and on that day they were sitting open windows eating blackberries. The Russian governi it is stated, still look with favour upon this famous | city, and are energetically at work to restore ...

... auctioneer also offered, direction Mr. W. ?Vcntoo. seven acres freehold building land situated at Bopley, and having frontage to Blackberry-road of about feet. This was sold Mr. Tollafield for Xl4O. Messrs. aud Sou, of Saffron Walden, were the solicitors to the ...