... now exceedingly rich in autumnal wild flow e rs and hurries., and an the little girl pointing to a tempting cluster of blackberries the nume tried to reach them and fell over the cliff. Fortunately her fall was broken by an elder tree, where she was weepended ...

... elevating tiowcrs. Th•• pillars were wreathed with (ems sad hones.* of scarlet berries, and the capitals with Spanish about., blackberries, elderberries, and brightly coloured leaves. Upon the walls bottoms the windows (smith aisle), hung St. Andrew's cruses ...

... Hungs, we must confess that have freqhenlly looked round in our mind to. see if among the clergy, who are just numerous blackberries'in tbit district, there was not some one mare whose name name* may be put upon the commission, and thus fill the magisterial ...

... CENTENARIANS. Mr. Thoms should go to the United States. He will find centenarians there “plentiful as blackberries. The Angie American Times reports that Mrs. Hester Art is. of Kent County, Delaware, died December 26th, aged 116 years, 7 months and 1 ...

... barrio ; earmoung the pyramid wee • wreath of faro and rd &owe rood the top was • humble, bat Wroth% wiiath composed of blackberries sad interspersed at the angles with bookie of ears of own • the basin wee Illed with water, on whisk o tad • very neat ...

... • beentital long aeon with hes. The - awed screen was decred with a highly eialive Gael wreath. with Eras. bares, cow blackberries, to., running along the was the net the and w oo admired. Nee of pests of white nine benne venom duets* fame cd the anent ...

... ramours which arc floating about like gnats in the genial sunshine, candidates (or the vacant offices ate to be as plenteous blackberries, and contest warm as any which has taken place may be expected. Whilst the men are not publicly named, we may without favour ...

... Seselone. Couinr Events. —“ Coming events” dnring the next month or six weeks appear destined to be as plentiful in Newtown as blackberries in prolilc autumn. Apart from anything which may drop out. the following arc on the tapit ; On Friday next, company calling ...

... the Karl of Puwi-, was iirld rt??hephttfotmwasrnimitetionfo/a^astichedge «t W when Thoom. Mew,,,. K. . nrickley thorns, blackberry bushes, »g»nt m attondanc. A .umptuou. f.., was made ol p pored by the host sod boitess, Mr and Mr# oS’er variltie. of ...

... evening last the announcement made that Gay Owen, an old widow woman, was missing. She had been out during the day gathering blackberries, and about four bad accompanied a neighbour in further seam, and at six o’clock the neighbour cams home, ..leaving Gay ...

... farce of Tweedleton’s Tailcoat, the characters being taktn by the following;— Toby Tweedleton (a poor Relation) Mr. Birch Blackberry Thistletop (of Thistletop Farm) Mr. E. H. Davies Mr. Barnaby Bracebutton Mr. T. W. Phillips Mr Pantechnicon Pantile ...

... so strongly across the range on any pra tice day, and yesterday also the wind was very much us. As some children were blackberrying near a rai:w.ry arch at Seabrook, Folkestone, they found the :earl body of a min lying under a bush. Information was at ...