... is now exceedingly rich in autumine! wild flowers and berries, and on the little girl pointing to a tempting cluster of blackberries the nurse tried to reach them and fell over the eliff. Fortunately her fall was broken by an elder tree, where she was ...

... foot-races, pickaback, and three-legged races, the prizes being toys, Gingerbread nuts and sweets fell about as plentifully as blackberries, and were eagerly sought after. Dancing, football, and other games were played, that with the exception of draggled tails ...

... they had hemd the evidence they would see that the act of the defendsant was a pure accident ; that the boy was gathering blackberries in.the hedze and was un cen by the defendant, The deferdant was called, but His Lor 'ship thought there was no defence ...

... plums, and peaches were ft untouched, and whilst making desolate the rug)- bm bushes, they spared the strawberries and the blackberries. For lace curtains they displayed a singular fmci, and if a parlour window was left opem thousands Auttered about the curtains ...

... A BLACKBERRY FARM. The great Blackberry farm of this part of the conn® try, aud, we believe, the chief of all that supply San Francisco with its tons daily during the season, is that of Messrs. Trubody on the line of the Napa Valley railroad, seven miles ...

... A BLACKBERRY FARM. GET MARRIED. AN INTERESTING SCENE. e A YANKEE BELL-RINGER. AN UNKIND CUT. A jeweller of Boston (U. 8. who shall be nameless, ‘ was lately applied to by a nice-looking man, to make a gold ring for kim, having ic it a blade very del cate ...

... VIRGINIA. The great Blackberry farm of this part of she conn- | ! £l dd with e eere he chitaf il hat iy S| b 00, T eg e b n Kem. Hor Francisco with ita toos daily during the season, is that § 0500 6t her climate five, How green her fi Ids, how of Messra ...

... THE rfeffift AVvvivrisitift A BLACKBERRY FARM. The Blackberry farm of this part of the try, and, we believe, the chief of all that supply Ban Frani:imp with its toes daily during the seenon, le that of Menem Tritborly on the line of the Napa Valley railroad ...

... rich purple colours: but we shall not ob,ain without a long-handled net (say about fifteen fe-4 Flitting about over the blackberry ant atrn settling on the bleasoms, is Hyperimihau : *lidding here and there over the long grass in the g? basking in the ...

... digging vertically into the burrow Just wheels the nest is. • They are very fond of acorns, nuts, &a., an d will pick blackberries the brambles. When out for food they hunt with their snout on the ground like the pig; their sow of smell does not appear ...

... These last are very fond of the beech meat. Bull. finches are very this flight, principally owing to the blight in the blackberry time. There has never been known such a scarcity of these berries thee 30 years. Slaking have not yet arrived, but this ...

... water-melon half ent down, and showing the pink heart within, a pile of rosy bloom-cheeked reachec, and a profusion of garden-blackberries, 'luscious new luxuries to me. When mau can eat no more, he can still eat fruitwhence the wisdom of cur ancestors relegated ...