... gaily dressed ladies, and drawn by high-stepping steeds, were, we will not say as plentiful as flies in summer, or as blackberries in autumn, but certainly, if tradition be true, quite as numerous as are now drawn every year on to the Downs at Epsom ...

... than, ?? of our guido books, we became aware of being in a largo and counlercial town, where wealth was as plentifll as blackberries. By our books we learned that we mist not with our limited time attempt to see mole than few of the more important Abeets ...

... espervieroo. Proposed by Mr. Thomas Davie l seconded by Mr. PRESERVED Apricots, Is 8d per Tin. Pew:bee, le per Tin, large size. Blackberries, 6d Lobsters ' 10.1 per Tin. Salmon, le 3d 0 Oysters., 1d Beef, Is ter lb in 2 Tine. .e per lb. Cbicken, fa 6d per ...

... for Liverpool, contributed 98 runs, with only one chance ; while on the part of Cheshire double figures were plentiful as blackberries. Score: LIVERPOOL. W. Horner, b H. 8. Armltsb-ad Ist inn 7 notout C. H. Hollins, c Hornby, b Sykes 4 cSykeB,bU.B.ArmltsteaJ ...

... varied. A bonnet of straw tissue, trimmed with white ribbon edged with straw lace; bouquet saule of sea-weed and red and black-berries. Scarf of tulle falling over the shoulders and fastened to the bonnet by an empress comb of cut steel. Bandeau of sea-weed ...

... it i* difficult to obtain. Who compares, for instance, the blackberries growing on the hedges with raspberries growing on the canes in Yet if the circumstances were changed, the blackberries would probably much esteemed as raspberries. I believe that ...

... varied. A bonnet of straw tissue, trimmed with white ribbon edged with straw lace ; bouquet saule of sea-weed and red and black-berries. Scarf of tulle falling over the shoulders, and fastened to the bonnet by an Empress comb of cut steel. Bandeau of sea-weed ...

... vaned. A bonnet of straw tissue, trimmed with white ribbon edged with straw lace ; banquet mauls of sea-weed and red and black-berries. Bud of Dille falling over the shoulders, and ?whined to the bonnet by an Empress comb of wit steel. Bandeau of sca-weed ...

... people led them to come down to look at the cavalcade it passed. They mounted Into the trees on the roadside as thick as blackberries but the moment an of the party glanced towards them down they dropped. T he days of miracles were past ; they were not ...

... dinner at the Trafalgar, Greenwich, Saturday. Among those present were Lord the Hon. Hamilton Duncan, and the Lord Advocate. Blackberries.—On Tuesday last, we had handed to us a few very doe ripe black lorries, grown in the garden Mr John Forbes, Burghill. ...

... pears, figs, almonds, and walnuts. Professor Muher, great explorer and a most scientific gentleman, states that he found blackberry bushes among some of the hills in Gibb's Land about the size of trees ; but I will not set your teeth a watering by dwelling ...

... could nut be compared. He mentioned that he had been informed by a gentleman, who was a great explorer, that he had seen blackberry bushes the size of trees on the top of one of the hills. By-and-bye Victorin would be an extensive vine growing country ...