... pro])ri-tress of a seaside hotel). Tweedl.itoc’s Tail Goat”—characters—“ Toby Tweodleton,” (a poor relation) Mr. G. Wheeler ; Blackberry Thistletop,” (of Chistletop Farm) Mr. Nicholson; “ Mr. Barnaby Braoebuttoo,” retired hosier) Mr. “ Mr. PADteobnioon Pantile ...

... work of a nur-eryman’s house would be a Mad 1 ' »r-', which sup ought to call Rubr.s fruticosus itus—only fan all that for blackberry! Well, never mind Ids uncouth name, RT«as, &c. (we really have not heart enough write the name in full again) is a tine ...

... undulates into heathery waves, broken by clumps of gone on rocky mounds sheltered by prickly hawthorn or trailing sprays of blackberry ; where undulating meadows, cleft into many a sheltered hollow, roll gracefully away as far as the eye can reach ; where ...

... display rarely equalled in the provinces. I am unusually strong this week Cottagers’ Shows. They have fallen in my path like blackberries, and it is impossible avoid them. I will, ! therefore close this week by few words as the i Woking Society. Woking is a ...

... Wilkins. Numerous priz.-s were als» given to children tor nosegays of wild flowers, collections of mosses, grasses, ferns blackberries, and nuts. Prizes for Amateurs.— Best lot of nine sorts vegetables. John (.'handler; 2nd, Win. Nye ; 3rd, Mrs W. Ellis ...

... of Englishmen is very unsavoury just now tho French nostrils. Even in Pari-, where our countrymen bavo been as plentiful blackberries -in these particular quarters of the city, that to say, which they affect—tho dislike of the lower classes us has at length ...

... in the lady at present on visit to Mrs, Marsh, Hall, was accompanied by little child under charge, engaged in gathering blackberries near the u,' of the celebrated Echo Pit Deceived doubtle*jij v i.' .. the brambles and thick which hide the the pit from ...

... face recognises the person called for” is fond mother for with his blackberries She refused appeared resigned but You mamma happened There little aud his mother would give any on blackberries “ “ he fell into a well” concluded Tommy They were wife they stood ...

... in the ordinary affairs of men, at such times, are so scarce, although in the summer hoer of prosperity. as abundant as blackberries. We entirely agree with the noble Lord as to the second•point, and we can only express our surprise that that party itself ...

... lay through a shady Surrey lane, beautified by many magnificent beech trees, autumnal wild flowers, and a profusion of blackberries. The lane brought us to the village, which maintains sweet rurality notwithstanding the high steam pressure of the present ...

... something akin to despair. If France could only find a (lambctta for the military difficulty. The men are as plentiful as blackberries, the tobacco-rifle is being replaced by the chassepot or snider, the basis of grand army of three millions of brave men ...

... is unripe generally put of daughters” our correspondent goes on to remark tried the experi ment of preparing portion of blackberries unripe grapes and the delicious jelly which will only useful domestic fruit generally scarce but all probability will prove ...