... in reality » beautsful srout »t:eam, shaded on each side for a long way by luzurian® orchards, and prolific elder ’ aud blackberry trees. Mrs. Shaw could relate many o quaint anecdote »nd historical imcident in counection with the rise and progress of ...

... other side of which was perhaps a couple of feet higher than on the side on which I was lying. Then came a thick hedge of blackberry-bushes and thorns, iutertwined with woodbine and wild clematis; aud beyond this stretched a wide expanse of gloriously soft ...

... = forget-me-nots and dark green cresses ; and tangled Then they fall to the ground. Even when made | copses of nut and blackberry bushes, which should public they cannot do material harm, ss every |be a perfect paradise for boys a few months later, publisher ...

... command _the approval of every Christian, He was sure that philanthropic institutions were as plentiful as flowers in May, or blackberries in October, and appeals for their support were well nigh innumerable ; but to him the very numerousness of those institutions ...

... is really a fine piece of work, the carving is something excellent, very fine specimens of the primrose, water lily, and blackberry are truly brought out at the top of the headstone, and in the centre are the rose, lily, and forget-me-not carved in a cinque ...

... Everybody joked, and puns on the words ** drop,’” “ knot,”’ * line,” ** uufe, and similar ideas were as plentiful as blackberries in the autumn. The mayor sang us a song, and we all applauded him, though no one, by the by, asked him to sing again. And ...

... sick with diarrbea and dysen. tery cured those diseases by stealing from the hospitals into the fielde and eating fruits, blackberries eepecially. Since our very pleasunt and profitable excursion of lust month, I bave sent several children suffering with ...

... and 1s finished with an octagon moulded. Oy the four angles of this stone is the prineiple carving. Tuere are specimens of blackberry, the vine, the rose, and geraniam_ with the following inscription on ths four oanels :—Frout panel : Jethro Tinker, born ...

... batter and hovey, and iu September fol- Jlowing, that he was to wander iv the fields for fourteen d-ys and cat mothing but blackberries, hips, and nats, 1t usfortunately happened for Johu that his s.wolhug in Howling was invaded during the time, and the Propbet ...

... had been missing from his home since Sunday week. The deceased, who left his home with the ostensible intention of %omg blackberrying, left the Warrington Workhouse on Wednesday morning, in the company of two others, When be left home he bad an overcoat ...