... have now beautiful weather; it has beon very hot, Wild fruit, such and black and red strawberrie s,is very plentiful ; blackberries and raspberries row wild in e very fence corner, equal to any garden ones in England ; we have an abundance all over our ...

... Mayor and Corporation, who as the line progre-sed had all moved on to Sydney. Here we stopped and enjoyed some excelleut blackberries, which I fouud were preserved in tins and sent from the Stites, which is a naaie I heard frequently applied to the East ...

... geraniums, Lesjaponica, fuschias, including a specimen of a new Marksman ferns in great variety, and a specimen of the new Japan blackberry, Mr. Hannaford, nurseryman, Teignmouth, also had a large collection of coleusos, bronze new Algeratum, Tom lilium auraustum ...

... Lord, recently died at Rochdale from hydrophebia, the result of a bite from a cat. With some companions he was gathering blackberries, and while the party were thus engaged, a cat jumped out of the bushes; Iand the animal seems to have been cruelly treated ...

... clothes, and a wide-awake hat. At Puddletown, which is five miles from Dorchester, Beaumont was | arrested whilst picking blackberries. He was attired at tho time in the clothes he had stolen from the hotel, and wore & surplice, which he had taken | from ...

... great gratitude for the address. Mr. E. B. Stephens, ?? is now completing in the marble a charming idyllic figure of A Blackberry Gatherer. In an easy, unaffected pose, a young girl, having for the moment relaxed her search for the juicy I fruit and ...

... arteries, nor care for the spilt blood. If all horticulture consisted cutting down, gardeners would be as plentiful as blackberries, and about as Radical economists are just now somewhat bitter against the diplomatic service, forgetting that our repr ...