... together, repairing tram*, above the upper pit Owmpennar. I eaked him whether be would come with the Dnffryn wood to gather blackberries after work that evening. He agreed to ao. dinner time I borrowed hatchet from Robert Swan at hi* home, telling him I wanted ...

... had their ia* effrcl in increasing the bookselling fraternity, Atalrgues of every species of hooks are now pleoli. ful blackberries. The generality of them contain tstious at all sorts of prices, varying in accordance the condition and presumed scarcity ...

... with their straggling beauty, shrouded the grassy borders of the pastures with cat-kined hazels, and to seed their long blackberry branches on the corn-fields. Per hops I they were wvhite wit'h May, or starred with pale pink dog-n roses; perhaps the urchins ...

... lrcacbeoo. A Black escx.—We understand that the Jamaica Council Lave determined to prosecute way persons who are found black-berrying. The king of cluba—Tidd Pratt Flattery like champagne toon gets into bead. All authors should gardenera. They would Ibec ...

... Oskmere toll-bar was produced, and recognised at once tome of the magistrates, who know the original. Sketches of the English blackberry and sundry plants, remarkably wall-drawn, were atim shown to (be Bench, who were unanimous in their expressions of regret ...

... give the Malt he loves to brew, The right aroma, and the flavour true. Now, nutting, with his raral Folk ho goes ; Or for blackberries, with youthful banda, And shoute to sve them ecratch their eager hands, Or gathers elderberries ripo, and slocs : The while ...

... the edges and clasp are covered, ia each of the four corners of the cover, are carved branches of oak, ivy, hawthorn, and blackberry ; on the ander side of the book is the monogram, ” C.R.C.,” with vine creeping round it. The first page hat on the centre ...

... Derbyshire, Sept. 27, 18566. lo In each of the four corners of the cover, are carved ao branches of oak, ivy, hawthorn, and blackberry; on the do' under side of the book is the monogram, C.R.C., with pot a vine creeping round it. The first page has on ...

... very violent and brutal manner, and afterwards pick him op and pitch him right into the hedge. The lad. it seems, bad been blackberry gathering in a wood previously.—Mr. Newdigate, in delivering the sentence of the Bench, said that defendant should eninmoued ...

... be- fore the authorities. The youth deposed that he and several other youths were on the Shobnall-road, on the day nansed, blackberry gathering; and in consequence of what a woman had told them he and one of his companions went into a plantation. While there ...

... judging from the announcements already made, and current rumours in private circles, they promise to be almost plentiful as blackberries are iu the mouth of October, but the one we now wish particularly to draw the attention of the concert-going public, is ...

... Queen, are taken into the wood, and after going through a variety of serio-comic vicissitudes-having ?? eaten up all the blackberries-die, and are covered with leaves by the I sympathetic robins. Meantime Lubin continues to love i Lucibel, but he is thwarted ...