... fox now took a straight lino over the beautiful vale, which is intersected by fencing of all descriptions and as ripe as blackberries in summer : nothing but a good one could live with tho hounds. Onward they pressed him, passing Witham Friary, and on to ...

... question in these days when singing and music classes everywhere abound, and singing men and singing women are as plentiful as blackberries. A song is a rhymed poem, consisting of a leaser or greater number of verses, whose eve!) , or every alternate line should ...

... found iu possession of the prisoner. VAllitANcr.---Thanks to the Dorset Mendicity Society beggars are not as plentiful as blackberries : they are considerably reduced in numbers ; but now and then a determined beggar is met with who will not take No for ...

... received—for what dues not appear ; another mot £l5 ; from a third Caine a note. kousittanom were evidently as plentiful as blackberries iu autumn, and of cast off clothes for the comfort of the voyak,ers there was likewise an abimilitecc. How the apparel ...

... himself by the brandy, taking a little si], from time to time. No doubt he seas starved out by Sunday morning, and picked the blackberries to stay his hunger. His weakness and the excitement of his capture Overcome' the 'poor wretch before they reached Portland ...

... and it Wiwi nut thiit 17, 1870. he had had his eye on a suspicious-looking fellow who was at that very moment picking blackberries in the neighbourhood. He had never dreamt, however, that this man was the object of the search, for he could easily escape ...

... Backwater they came on Chafey's Lake, and passim/ along the embankment came to a hitherto unknown land, producing furze, blackberries, ferns, and reeds of many kinds , over wh ich the Corporation claimed undivided sovereignty. Here some couversatiou took ...

... unsatisfactory evidence as to the identity of the prisoners from their dress, dark coats and crown hats being as common as blackberries in autumn. The only evidence against his clients was, he said, that they happened to haven chisel in their pocket.. As ...

... amusingly described by Fielding, from residing in the locality, should be read in this age of reading, when books hang like blackberries on • hedge in every cottage, that the curate of a parish may comprehend the difference of his position from instructing ...

... goerg. THE BLACKBERRY BOUGHS. The blackberry Ismghs, the blackberry bonne, Are swaying to and fro, The wind now blows in hollow gust, Its import well we know. Antonin is come, the fields art, bare, The loaves begin to fall, And nature now looks aged and ...

... heat Mr. Wansbrougles Wheat Ear Dr. Hiteheock's Hannah beat Mr. Philbrick's Peri Mr. Cathie's Columbine beat Mr. Bartrum's Blackberry it. Temptation beat Sporting Peggy I Miriam beat Cozarina —undecided and Sporting Civility beat Hannah Peggy drawn Columbine ...

... summoned. Defendant said his bey had charge of the cow, and was driving it to water; but on the way plopped to pick some blackberries. The policeman mane by just then, and, seeing the cow, told the boy he would drive it home. The ow hail been driven to ...