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... Boddinoton “Seapiece, by J. Webb—a fine example; “Flowers,” by Thomas Wornet ; Head of Lochloraond, by J. Peel ; “The Blackberry Gatherers. A. W. Green ; exceedingly Fine Picture, O. Wilkie, R.A. ; “The Dream of Hope. ■ A. Rank LEV ; “ Shooting at ...
... Adams ; •‘Landscape,'’ Boodi.vgton; “Seapiece, J. Webb—a fine example; •‘Flowers,'’ Thomas ; Head of by J. Perl; “The Blackberry Oatherera. by A. W. Green Au exceedingly Fine Picture, D. Wilkie, R.A,; “The Dream of Hope, A. ; Shooting the Target,” ...
... Ostervald» Bible was published in Newcastle about the beginning the present century, and copies of it are pleotitul as blackberries in I fiindoe and vicinity Those who are in such matters may see copies of both in the shop of Mr Robert bookseller, under ...
... Richard Proctor give, elaborate paper Uun. *“* notes and are lull and useful. Ibis the Thryanthe. mmn, iho Raspberry and Blackberry, ihe Cactus, Ac., and is altogether acceptable number. Gardener haa a considerable Tanety articles branches of the art til ...
... the money in Ireland benefit the people. (Applause.) If the money Were used for any other purpose, it would not be worth a blackberry. (Cheers and great laughter.) Indeed, Mr Guthrie went further on the subject than even Mr Gladstone himself. (Great laughter ...
... already been forwarded by the old colony men to Hopetown, via Secheli's, which l itter place nuggets are said to be plentiful blackberries. The veins are sometimes more than inch broad, and some of the small flat pieces .quartz which at present reward the diggers' ...
... advice, what a dutiful father he will make! What a great pity it is that such men are not as plenteous in the world as blackberries! Think twice before you speak once, Leoma cries, by way of a parting counsel. But, oh, my dear friend, how can you expect ...
... boy of tan was excommunicated, it were, and expelled the ' schule,' for.being found with his mouth and pockets full of black-berries, so freshly gathered that they coul.l only have been procured the ' Lord's day' by the terrible desecration of gathering ...