... ? Farley; equal let, Thomas Goldring, 2nd, IS,, Caroline idorrell, Best plate of sloes-ist., Is., to Emma Elliott (her blackberries myers commanded) m 2id, Is,, Frederick Farley. First prize for greasses to Thomas Goldring. The garden tools were kindly ...

... deep green masses of the y You can see nothing of the hedges for the clustering bunches of hips la Iraws; and in the wild blackberry-gardens the rich black fruit already ands theirfantastic trellis-work. Evidently it must be late autumn; but then, h3ere ...

... tre of the Support to the sounding board. The font was also most exquisitively decorated with wreaths of ivy, acorns nnd blackberries; while its base was covered with soft mnoss. Moss was also placed around-its edges, on w hich large acorns could be. seen ...

... compil d from the Board of Trade Register, is once more published. With its fringe of dark spots, clustering lik' so many blackberries ro ind the map of the British Isles, and each spot ropre- sentiug some disastrous and, perhaps fatal raaualty at ,sea,' ...

... in company with Fanny Warner, also a married woman, from Tyler-grill to St. Stephen's, and on the way stopped to gather blackberries from a hedge along the roadside, about a mile and a half from Canterbury. While they were so engaged a priest passed them ...

... were filled with adaijing spectators of the handsome eqaipages and equally hands me horseflesh, that were a plentiful as blackberries in autumn. The usual fin took place in frout of the Baulkeley Arms Hotel, and there wias none the lessiamusement that some ...

... continuance of the present condi- tion of Spain, which is a virtual Republic, seemed to grow at Vienna as plentifully as blackberries-much to the grief of the Absolutist and Jesuit ultras. The tone of the press was, indeed, something to astonish those who ...

... is sup1iosed that the human bone illighlt be the remnains of sonire unfortu-l note individual who had been out eeliing blackberries, and unwittingly trod upon the treichierous rubbish, which covered the niouthi of the shaft, and cimiplete- ly hid the ...

... general victory for their cause. I ati sure their families will fell ttauikfusl, The ectrates-tite succall fryv soil geuertel blackberry, bcttecera of the Eatablishuitmcit-Nvil also0 expo- riene e soice reliof thr~ough this stitiden1 colltt1so of their cause ...

... c third by the shepherd, or he is sent with the pigs c in search of acorns and finds himself under the x hedge picking blackberries. It is true he may exercise his voice in singing while bird-keeping,' but as 'this involves an effort he only does it when ...