... the first day of Ihe Assize. The barristers wnd their clerks are looking particularly blue, for briefs are as scarce 48 blackberries at Christinas,and even those who have had the lion's share of the little busineds that has turned up, protest that going ...

... bib of scenery I have yet come across. Ihe variegated foliage, the rushing stream, the mossy banks, and hedges laden with blackberries were charming ; whilst every now and then, at turn of the road, a latticed railway-bridge hanging airily over a gully, ...

... white sugar, and a pint of vinegar. WE here can scarcely credit it (but it is a fact,) that nearly a million quarts of blackberries will rot on the vines unpicked in the urel seetion of Sussex eounty, because of the heavy rains and unremunerative prices ...

... is, pears, to fid, per dozen; grapes. Is fid per lb.; apples. - fid per tub; walnuts, 2« per lot; a, (•» Is per dozen; blackberries, per quart-; turnips. Id bunch Kent cobs, Is fid per celery, 3*l head; pieklutg cabbages, 2d each; walnuts, fid per hundred ...

... red be stealing in where the green was, though in place of bud and bourgeon is the fall nnt and the withering leaf, though blackberry and scarlet hip have come where grew the dogrose aad the bramble-Sower, though the potato-diggers now toil where the spring ...

... Penzance, and that Falmouth will be connected by means of the National telephone company's circuit with Truro. Primroses, blackberries, and wild strawberries have been gathered in rather large quantities during the past fortnight at Thi« proves to intending ...

... ornamented with white daisies and ivy, ivv and corn were to be observed surrounding th- pillars and on tbe windows, corn and blackberry sprays tastefully embellished the altar-rail 3. while nearlv ail the fruit used wa3 piled the altar. Those responsible for ...

... from nature, both in colour and form, are most successful Fruit designs are, however, newer, and we have fins on which blackberries, a pomegranate, apricot, or plum flourish in enamel; insects, birds, and animals also copied in jewels. ...

... Cornwall, with 5,337 ; Sussex, with 3,270; and Rutland, with 150. The largest decrease is 516 acres in Worcester. Fine Crop of Blackberries—of the best qualityhas cheered the humble wanderers on moor and woodland. In England dry autumn, though may carry waterfamine ...

... attendance-officer as to go on as at prescat ; besides which popular education will be improved—Mr. Tonkin said sickness and blackberries account for the irregularity, which is also noticeable Mousehole, while that of the Board girls' school has b-;en satisfactory ...

... leaving a bank-book with £113 to her credit. Early Blackberries.—ln the early part of last week Mr. Bennett, of Erisey Terrace, Falmouth, wa3 p ...

... of Ireland.' PLUCKY AT FOUR. He Tries to Protbct His Mother from Outrage. Mary Ana Hooks, 26, the wife of shepherd, was blackberrying with her little four-year old son the village of Ringstead, near Hunstanton. Then came to her John Bird, labourer, acquaintance ...