... often mingling with a small purple crane’s bill and a bright yellow oxalis. Our bush-bramble is own cousin to the British blackberry, and the native potentilla and willow-herb closely resemble those of the Old World; whilst the genera clematis, veronica ...

... pheasant, for, in endeavouring to recover (John, we lament to say, called it “kiver,” schools not being, as now. plentiful as blackberries) the game, your life may be sacrificed.” To the character of keeper, Tupper added that of preceptor; for, turning to myself ...

... s, intermingled with valuable hints for rural economy. We trust that From Haytime to Hopping ” will be followed by From Blackberry-time to Holly.” The approaching autumn has thrown the literary and artistic phalanxes into skirmishing order; and the great ...

... might see with my ‘very own eyes’ what was passing. Demonstrations, and deputations, and flags are, of course plentiful as blackberries; we are accustomed to them, so that nothing detained us until we arrived in the large Palace-yard, which was nearly filled ...

... transform themselves into beasts. Xu bygone days hunting clergymen,” as they were irreverently tunned, were plentiful as blackberries, and many instances are recorded of their leaving or hurrying over their parochial duties to attend the chase. Indeed, ...

... female study, Brienz (308); and G. B. Campion shows an appreciation of his subject in “ The Vicar of Wakefield Selling Old Blackberry ’ and Cheated Jenkinson (102). In the landscape department the principal favourite exhibitors, besides those mentioned in ...

... And pluck these pretty flowers on my way. And those fine blackberries! who could resist ’em ?. Indeed, I should be sorry to have miss'd ’em. half an hour basket I can fill. {Pauses.) loiter tour way ! 0 yes, I will. Dear mother’s very good, but sometimes ...

... enrichment. Nothing can be more erroneous than the idea that, because rugged paths are picturesque, lakes beautiful, and blackberries sweet to the taste, they are hence agreeable things to walk upon. A flat surface is that which is welcome as a floor, and ...

... primrose and ferns, the vine and wheat, the passion-flower, the figleaf and fruit, the rose, shamrock, and thistle, and the blackberry. In the spandrils between the arches are carved, in altorelievo, demi figures of angels in circular panels, playing upon ...

... Sessions, last Saturday, a brickmaker, named James Smith, was lined His. for trespassing in a wood and taking therefrom blackberries, of the value of 6d., or thereabouts. The gamekeeper stated that he had cautioned the defendant more than once. The fine ...

... to the safe keeping of the adherents the house Bourbon, COUNTRY NEWS, It expected that there will be the largest crop of blackberries, nuts, and elderberries this season in the south England that has been known for several years. The late James Brooke, ...

... knot for 100 ft., 40 in. in diameter at 30 ft. from the base. Washington Territory is said to have more timber, ferns, blackberries, and snakes than any other Territory or State in the Union. The Duke of Buccleuch’s Landseers. —“The Druid,” in his new ...