... day. It did not occur to me that I should alarm any one by the statement, and I shonld be so very sorry to be the cause of blackberry expeditions being forbidden, and consider the precaution so unnecessary, that I venture to send you a few remarks on the ...

... and as far as could be aseurtaaed be was supposed to be • 'intim of some part of lie rk.Lire. Omar day named be had some blackberries and sloes. cab* be told some peogle he intendal to boil ant est, sad es marching his clothes a few does were found in his ...

... that seldom reaches the shores of Britain. The quaver grows in great abundance, and when in season can be gathered like blackberries ; it resembles our pippin both in size and taste. The inaDgro is a very large fruit and agreeable the taste when ripe, ...

... evidently retired from the churchyard to robe himself. In other places half-moon batteries were as plentiful as blackberries, and almost rivalled the celebrated one of Edinburgh Castle. However, in truth enough could be seen even in few minutes ...

... “It delicious autumnal treat to thread the green lanes of old England, glistening with the rich clusters of the elder and blackberry, with the hawthorn smothered in its crimson load, and the sloe bush, studded with its purple stores, tempting the schoolboy ...

... public meeting announced for next Monday evening. This age of testimonials. They may be said to be almost as plentiful as blackberries. But that is no reason why a testimonial should not be given when it is really deserved. That tae Mayor has merited such ...

... it had been said that they were Ius numerous as blackberries; and whilat he (Mr. Ford) admitted that to be correct, he reminded the ragistrates that the customers were oven more numerous than blackberries. He contendedsthat in a neighbour. hood lilke that ...

... A Novel Swimming Match. Men who can swim their half-dozen miles in the Thames are as plentiful as blackberries. Not long since Walker, a north country swimmer, swam from benden.bridge to Greenwich, a distance of 5 miles 300 yards, in an hour, and very ...

... to •M pa sohe Mimed to Mir Mel. there I. so the ss= rector about tytheis. newsmen and periodisola awe as plistillat os blackberries, and almost as cheap, aid then le sat • Maw bat that t hey their way Into, Read* awl 'Meg h a matter, instead of s• art ...

... satisfy the keen eyes of scientific criticism, is yet to be seen. 4. Meantime if these fossil remains were as plentiful as blackberries, another alternative is yet to be set aside. Many geologists, and those too of large knowledge, experience, and just re- ...

... has no excuse for his conduct, but be will go din the very midst of a job, when he knows he can't be spared, to gather blackberries. Primmer had no defence to make. The Nayor You have been brought here before, when you promised to behave better, but as ...

... peculiar privileges of promotion, the young men who now walk over the heads of grey-headed veterans are as plentiful as blackberries. In military circles, or at least amongst the vast majority—i.e., the men who are without the means to climb the ladder ...