... and that the use of tent lasears was to keep the canvass on a stretch en route. Snakes in heaps, and tigers plentiful as blackberries are common articles of the young ladies belief, and can hardly be called specimens ofgiiffinage, but when a young person ...

... young, and the only thing we have failed to raise is apples. Plums, grapes, gooseberries, strawberries, raspberries, and blackberries grow wild and in great profusion. Carpenters, bricklayers, plasterers, blacksmiths, cabinet makers, tailors, tinsmiths ...

... meeting, and the report for the year read and adopted. As proof of the mildness of the season it may be stated that the common blackberry has been found in full bloom in this neighbourhood, and with the fruit formed. ...

... meeting, and the report for tbs year read and adopted. As proof of the mildness of tho season it may be stated that the common blackberry been found in full bloom in this neighbourhood, and with the fruit formed. Cabt Accidsht, —On Friday a cart belonging to ...

... Thirty or forty years ago aristocrat pur sang espousing the cause of the people was a novelty; now they are as thick as blackberries. The supply of noble Radicals indeed far exceeds the demand, which languishes a little now that public opinion regards ...

... 0 d 001 Raspberries „ 0 0 Corks & bens ea.l 6 2 6: Strauterries„ 0 0 Cbiekens „ 1 6 1 0, Plums „ 0 0 Geese „ 5 8 9 0, Blackberries, 0 0 Turkeys „ 5 0 12 0 . Cabbages each i 0 I Ducks „ 2 0 3 6 6to 8 for 0 () Rabbits „ 1 Ito 0 0' „ Duck 8 1c7,, 1 0 0 ...

... tact we succeeded in extracting from him the secret of his good fortune, and found that it consisted alone in using simple blackberry bait. The fish, over watchful lor the means satisfying their hunger, had observed the over-ripe fruit occasionally dropping ...

... -Harvest Timee 28.-The Path Through the Corn F1ied Avoutug 2.-Grouse Shooting . . . 26.Sortsmen and Dogs fi 28.-athering Blackberries. 1 l 27._Partridge Shooting. * E I 28.-Tue Good Old Timces , . 29.-The Swineherd.tooag 0.-_Pheasant Shooting . 8I.-November-A ...

... condition of the sympathy of the public to which Eite appeals. Will not some friend of the working classes, who are thick as blackberries at elections, tell these poor misguided men that they are starving their families for an utter impossibility ? In the ...

... Almshouses, her tenants, and others, to the number of fifty, excellent and substantial repast. Blackberries at Christmas. —We were recently shown nnmber of blackberries gathered on Llanymyneeb Hill on Christmas Day. The berries appeared to be ripe, but doubtless ...

... the organist. Then, as to the lectures, of which there are to be eight each week, surely lecturers are as plentiful as blackberries, and much cheaper, when they can be got to deliver eight seientific or other lectures for —for this is the weekly allowance ...

... Maidenkirk,** which has not its stock of fanny local anecdotes, aud its little knot of wags and drolls. Nicknames arc as plenty blackberries; and in most cases they are of the same burlesque cast, and quite as ludicrous as the name* which Scott and Galt give to ...