... exhibits a series of sculpture pieces, illustrating the British legend Corineus and Goemagot. Another Academy sculpture is Blackberry Picking, sent by Mr. E. B. Stephens. The First Lord of the Treasury has sent a portrait of John, Earl Bate, painted by ...

... planted something akin to despair. If ° TV only find a Oambetta for the military dilficulll . men are as plentiful as blackberries, the tobaen t). is being replaced by the chassepot or snider , basis of a grand army of three million of braver exists ...

... class troubling Mr Thos. Baker. In the months of September and October country youths and wayfarers have a penchant for and blackberries. Wilcriok woods produce both these articles, and hence oow and then a traverser is found on the pet preserve, and is often ...

... Cooksley proved having aeon prisoner and two men near the prosecutor's house on the day in question. They were picking blackberries from the hedge as he passed. They appeared to have nothing with them. About six o'clock he saw them again on the road to ...

... on the Newport side. Neither of them had a bundle then. About half•psat three he saw them near the cottage, pick. ins blackberries, and they had a large bundle then. He again saw them at Roath at six o'clock. The woman was carrying the bundle then. By ...

... coming back again. Two gentlemen paring • blackberry bush when the fruit was unripe, one said it was ridiculous to call them black berries, when they were red. Don't you know, said his friend, that blackberries are always red when they are green. An ...

... the Grand Scribe. Strange; that in this nineteenth century, when books, like Shakespeare's reasons, are as plentiful as blackberries, and the schoolmaster is everywhere abroad, spreading education and information broadcast over the land, that the outer ...

... pigeon laden , him nut of his contnwertial mire. Excuse,' abundant as meadows to a vast expanse of glittering jewels, gil d- blackberries in Autumn will be given in every variety of I sneers . t:moitter. John Williams, inn, was f .. • ' art, arid well worthy ...

... being the best policy, quietly added, I has baith. A Chine repute, announcie that the receipt of another ship-load of blackberries from St. Joe rester- a perceptible ripple in the toothpick trade. A reporter gives this as a positive fact :— A young ...

... ferns, and grasses, as they make most charming ornaments, and frequently Mks extra prises, as was the case at Bristol. The blackberry, haw, and hip, with all the lov e ly ti n t s e f au t umn leaves and bright berries, when nicely and'artintically arranged ...

... skull is being polished before being put in a glass oise. Rest assured the skulls of Troppmann will be as plentiful as blackberries before the fair f St. Cloud arrives. France already boasts of two skulls of Voltaire. Emile de Girardin, who assists by ...

... them. As two gentlemen were passing a blackberry patch while the fruit was unripe, one of them pointed to the berries and said, .'lsn't it odd that any one should call those red things, which are so green, blackberries ? Do bats ever fly in the daytime ...