... coloured those on the English plant. It bears a berry, of which the children there are so fond those in England are of blackberries, and of which the settlers made a very good jam. Between this tree and ourselves the cattle liad taken their position, ...

... together” among his wives and children, and a»k whether it would not Ke well to co up once among the ptarmigan. and live on blackberries and juniper, rather than stay anv longer for the sake of picking among the barley stocks. ** Hang !’’ come again, the fatal ...

... don t often get corner in the newspapers to tbemselres. There is coming forward the most prodigious season ever known for blackberries, nuts, and elder-berries. Telegraph. The Uou. Mr and Mrs St. John Butler have left Kingstown for England. Colonel Bennett ...

... solid gold; rich ducape, a yard wide, brocaded with an oak sprig in natural colours; and a rich moire antique, with the blackberry brocaded in satin and tissue. There are several rich moire antiques in perfectly new colour*, beautifully soft and ladylike ...

... 28.000 quarts, and 40,000 quarts were consumed at home. This makes a crop of 249,358 quarts. It is said that the crop of blackberries will be fully large, but of raspberries there wilt not be so large a crop. The Cowrie, 0 says that the Emperor Napoleon ...

... is inelneed by certain readouts who have lived in Peru. People who froma country where seek things are as commons. blackberries ought, of coarse, to know what a veritable tram- is and they aver that there was no 'mistake at aIL As to the wide-egwead ...

... g jarvsy. Everything was freighted with attractions, and small talk, and attempts at saying pretty things, worn planty blackberries September. Kyee every rii-de and hoe, Baaoi Mack, gray or blee Had their admirere abandanee. and between eparkliog optica ...

... your adversary, and if sticks and stones are proscribed., the national fist is to the fore, and rusty guns are plenty as blackberries, despite coercion acts. We might undertake to promise Mr. Harbison as pretty a fight as he would wish to denounce, at the ...

... money •aid fioely-dreaaod gewtleman ton beggar boy who bad eaked fcr I askod for what thought yon bad the moMof, the boy* . Blackberry pic-nio hav. lately byrn. vary fashionable. The young »to pick betrim, end the young gentlsmen to pick thorns out of tbeir ...

... Chinese imagination peoples the whole country. To hear them talk of tigers, one would think these animals were os thick as blackberries, Nothing was more common than for villager* to say to me, There is a tiger about here; would you be good enough out and ...

... for treeriming in a wood belonging to the Mi`4.4.1 Starkey, of Hattondwell, and taking therefrom, on tleo It h of ctober. blackberries. (wild of the value of W., or thereabout*. The gamekeelsv stated be had cautioned the defend:nit more than once. The tine ...

... water read of the iruits of California. Peaches of the finest flavour ; apricots drug ; apples and pears; strawberries, blackberries, whortleberries ; fresh figs, nectarines, and all kinds of plums,grapes, and melons in great abundance ; with a fruit season ...