... 1875 Passengers and mails. £1,131; parcels, ; goods; total, £2,030. Corresponding week, 1874, £2,161. A few days since blackberries in various stages growth were found a small wood, near Polreatb. Some bushes were bloom, and from others berries both green ...

... beach arc so unlike those on another a mile or two off. Without going so far Davies Gilbert, who speaks Kosmorton (place blackberries,) 5n St. Mary's Isle, the most beautiful place in the world, can heartily recommend the island interesting for a variety ...

... injury.- Mr. Vi. C. Borlasc stated that he saw the marks. ]—The defendant stated that he thought what was the basket were blackberries, and that he was going to have a handful.—Two witnesses stated that Matthews did not put his hands in the basket. —The ...

... life ! The ballaces are mellowing the bough. The rough-juiced sloes a tinge of purple show Upon their hi noray-green: and blackberries Hodden .amid the tangled bramble-canes. Whose juice stores, ungrudgingly afford A banquet for the blackbird. the pale, ...

... exceed our own, and the mangold-wurtzel di I not approach onrs in strength of plant. The May thorn was as ours, while the blackberry was already in flower. The gold cup reminds one of home, but the lomraon daisy is somewhat inferior to ours. The wild rose ...

... okashun.” When certain little negro boy wanted to attend his father's funeral, he asked the schoolmaster for a holiday go a blackberrying. Western editor not attend the Picayune Club ball, because his only shirt was in the wash, and his wife had the measles ...

... corn and b-m'jaetj of flow*K«- The front panel of the pulpit waa filled with a croaT of corn and grapea, supported with blackberry-laden spray* of the bnunUc. whilst below depended buacbea of red-ripe tomatoes. Around the of the eagle of the waa floral ...

... one ot the most notable being in the effect it has had the visitors. Two or three weeks since they were as plentiful as blackberries, but now there are comparatively few remaining. Like the swallows they have taken their flight, if not to some more temperate ...

... as well as into the composition of the cross in front of the pulpit. But the welcome autumnal produce of the hedgerows, blackberries, were also turned to decorative purposes; as were the kitchen-garden's bright and glossy tomatoes, the vinery's clustering ...

... u*if./'i mf»n were numerous and ot good dooble,, 000 The 15 apples orchards gave that bo. and comprised some admirable Zln blackberry, well merited iosi«etioD, Some had much trouble oull Dom »r.ral snot highly congenial tho growth of the hlneKDerry. niters ...