... nimbi* squirrel once more ran skippingly over the rail: The blackbirds down among The alders noisily sung, And under tbe blackberry-trees whistled tbe serious quail, I came, remembering well. How iny little shadow fell. As I painfully reached and wrote ...

... nimble squirrel once more ran skippingly over the rail: The blackbirds down among The alders noisily sung, And under the blackberry-trees whistled the serious quail. I caine, remembering well, How my little shadow fell, I painfully reached and wrote leave ...

... laugh o'er the land . While the stubble-fields show the leverets grey. Playfully tripping their rounds all the day, Ripe blackberries tempt the boys to the vale. Where the sweet mushroom stands silent and pale ; While the robin alone reminds us that God ...

... Norib-Western Railway, in the parish of • Sfoucleigh, and refusiug away when ordered, on | the ult. admitted that was blackberrying the Railway, but said went off when was ted to do so. , Formal proof of the offence having been given, the , man was ordered ...

... North-Western Railway, in the parish ot Stoneleigh, and refusing to away when ordered the 20th ult.—He admitted that he was blackberrying on the railway, but said he went off when he was told to do so.—Formal proof of the offence haring been given, the man ...

... on j London and North-Westeru Railway, parish of Sioueleigh, refusing away when ordered, on the ult. admitted that he was blackberry ing the Railaay, but paid he off when lie was told do ao. Formal proof of the offence having been given, the man was ordered ...