... rushy bed, Little eyes that love to look Upon the trees and in the brook, Tiny feet and dew-lit eyes, Should not find his blackberries. Never was the French better translated into plain Saxon than in the story which is told of an old-fashioned couple who ...

... unjust. Mr. Baines deposed he went to defendant's stall in the market on Saturday. Defendant was selling mushrooms and blackberries. There was one measure stamped as a gallon measure which was only three quarts. The smaller measures were also deficient ...

... (let. 3, a brisk and lively caterpillar, and as such it was duly fed by me at nine o'clock p.m. on Its usual allowance of blackberry leaves, in opening the box the following day, 10, and behold the bright-looking caterpillar had turned into a tooth leaving ...

... e nArt;:per measures on their stalls. Tompkinson had a t uart measure, which she used an representing a gallon ; e sold blackberries. She promised to sell by weight for the future, and the magistrates did not inflict a fine. The other defendant made a ...

... defendant's companion contrived escape, the pun being taken to pieeea and concealed. The defence was that he waa looking for blackberries. Mr. Traill imposed a fine of 20s, and 3a fid. costs, which was paid. Accident the Alum Woru,— Yesterday (Friday) week ...

... per lb flitches or prime bacon, 714. to SJ. per Ib. ; bams SJ. lo al. pib. ; apples, la. Bd. to 2a. sd. per 10 Iba. ; blackberries. Ui- per crt ; honey. Bd. to KM. per lb. Oame— hares; 3s. 41 to fe. SI. ea; rabbits, la. 80. to ls. 81. ps* cunle ; grouse ...

... even to the woods get brambles to make themselves crinolines. (laughter.) Tlmv could not and buy steel, they went and got blackberry brambles, and spread themselves out like balloons. (laughter.) He wished the boys to read their Bibles, to cast accounts ...

... forms arie varies a i in breadth endless succession of lovely glades and avenues, intermingledy 131 , 11lai f nepdelde. blackberry, egul Ci rvhi i rt 4 tiy, ,fdo l e a fas y nct ' toidithoehenrdeiisr.loyrg,ogifarUir.a:\piv:uleei apple l iveb o oses w ...

... pear trees, ilaipdeenbeNJtileis.fruit, festoons of wild vines bending under the weight of their grapes, shrubs of barberry, blackberry, and dog rose ; in short, everything seems to be assembled here to do homage to the king of the forest, the lofty pine, ...

... ; flitches of farmer-fed bacon, 7Jd. to Bd. per lb. ; hams, Bd. to 9d. per lb.; apples, Is. Bd. to 2s. 3d. per 16 lb. ; blackberries, 2_d. per quart ; honey, Bd. to lOd. per lb. ; game hares, 2s. 4d- to ?? Bd. each ; rabbits, Is. 3d. to la. Sd. per couple ...

... pear trees, laden with fruit, festoons of vi wild vines bending under the weight of their grapes, hi shrubs of barberry, blackberry, and dog rose; in iShort, everything seems to be assembled here to do tl homage to the king of the forest, thelofty pinse ...

... build- ings, are insured in the York Fire-office. Belladonna Fruit mistaken for Blackberries. — I Last week some children belonging to the town of Sevenoaks I went out blackberry gathering, and one of them, a lad about I 10 years of age, was induced to eat ...