... talking about the days of their great grandmothers when witches, ghosts, and hobgoblins were said to be as plentiful as blackberries at harvest time. It is therefore gravely asserted by some that there can be no doubt in . the world that this is a real ...

... pilchards Visit and fill our to overflowing also would to our the of Joseph’s dream of Joseph's It sufficient corn that blackberry it to voice of history owner to pauper’s with broken truth immolated fifty I told thirteen effective condition sink paid ...

... people talking about the days of their great grandmothers, when witches, ghosts, and hobgoblins were ssud to be plentiful as blackberries at harvest time. It is therefore gravely asserted by some that there can be no doubt in the world that this is a real ghost ...

... gentleman, we can only my that anyone who ma imagine that we are to find a remedy for the blunders (which are as plentiful as blackberries in September), in ths Dorset Chronicle, most have e strung head • thick one.—En. D.O.E.] LATEST INTELLIGENCE. ...

... gentleman, we can only say that anyone who aan imagine that we are to find a remedy for the blundus (which are as plentiful as blackberries in September), in the Dorset chronicle, mast have a strong bend and • thick one.—En. D.O.E.] ...

... educated bellows” If empty purse could speak what love-like speech would it make ? You’ll find no change in me ! When are blackberries always red? When they are green Why are like dough? Women need them At Spitsbergen the longest day three a half months ...

... supposed complicity their results. Historical allusions were, of course, on the part of those gentlemen as plentiful as blackberries in Autumn, or as the reasons of the Protestant Alliance for turning Mr. Turnbull out of his situation; and, as Irishmen ...

... from the cast. Amongst them we may notice Miss M. Burrup' shaded drawing from the Ghiberti Frieze, and Miss E. Whitcombe's Blackberries, a pleasing and careful study of an excellent cast from nature. Miss M. B. Burrup's outline of flowers, and her landscapes ...

... estimation, stands first; and, indeed, it is acknowledged to decidedly clever competent judges. Master C. Walker; A Group of Blackberry Branches. The character the plant is truthfully defined, and the blossom and fruit are rendered with considerable feeling—the ...

... bestowed ou a single study, this is acknowledged to be decidedly clever by competent judges. Master C. Walker : A group of Blackberry Branches. The character of the plant is truthfully defined, and the blos- som and fruit are rendered with considerable feeling— ...

... rapidly converting into continuous street, was my day, n rustic ami somewhat dusty highway, (dusty it still Is), with (be blackberry bushes on one side. These are changes all for the better I admit, (hough one misses the old familiar übjeets. Nearly tbe ...

... ecorptun grass is thriving, Goldin are its many Mama, And shim, and intermixing With the hawthorn, weeps the woodbine. And the blackberry boughs are bending, Gracefel as the light windaeret b. In the meadows grow the = rn r White and pink, en honied fragrance ...