... and wild. Bramble bushes, affectionately remembered by so many London boys, who watch assiduously the ripening of the blackberries, struggle for pos- session of the ground with the trailing ferns and the sturdy determined holly. One cannot tell whether ...

... are disused chalk pits, and are in some places 160 feet in depth. On the little girl pointing to a tempting cluster of blackberries, the nurse tried to reach them, and fell over the cliff. Her fall was broken by an elder tree, from which sho was sus- ...

... during the strike. A boy named Thomas Cottenden, aged eleven years, of Robert-street, Plum- stead, has died from eating blackberries. He was taken ill about twenty-four hours after eating a quantity of the fruit, gathered by himself, and which it is thought ...

... though the mares' 'tails which the r weather-wise regard as certain indications of wind and rain were plentifal as blackberries. A very strong breeze from the westward prevailed, and up to dinner- 3 time no rain fell. The South won the toss, and ...

... excel- lent personage and I ubbock or Lamrnmas Day; then the Teley,-/r suggests a Blue-bell Day in June and a Blackberry Day in October; and a Primrose and Violet Day in March, it says, would not be at all a bad idea. It makes no allusion ...

... point. That is, there were eight 20's and forty-three ig's in the list of fifty-seven winners. The IS's were plentiful as blackberries, and only sixteen of the best came in for a prize. Last year thirty-one similar scores were in. The shooting at 500 yards ...

... GREYWELL HILL PLATE.-Storeoway (Wyatt), I. Oedine, 2. Batsford, 3. Four started. HUNTERS' STAKES.-Feeling (Mr. A. Yates), I. Blackberry, 2. Rachel, 3. Nine started. NEWCASTLE RACES.-THIs DAY. SEVENTH STEPHENSON BIENNIAL STAKES (One mile and a ?? at 2a0-Thorn ...

... much as By your leave, and applied to educating a district where good schools are com- paratively speaking ' as thick as blackberries, and the College left with only one-tenth of its rightful incomae. I can only liken the Governors, with the College on ...

... it wereo'in T'urish proies 'lii' did not need,' to mobilise his.aiin, for Tur~kish 'promises were always as pl'enty s 'blackberries, ind 'o'uld'be. had for'the 'aMi'n.' ?? have nothinu but T¶irkisu III ?? o show as the resut o'fi mobilsp, 'wI tion' would ...

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... the main walks, from which they'caf keep a sharp eye on their docks.' bachelors are as plentiful vat these gatherings as blackberries in nutumn. Men who will not go to balls this weather on account of the heat, nor to dinners for thp same reason, will ...

... farmer has other duties than galloping over a ] grass country, and that diamonds, even at the Cape, are less common than blackberries. If no E ) heiress and no patent place is provided for this elegant but helpless being his end is likely I to be that ...