... jury, at Southampton, have retgrned a ver- dict of acctdental a leath in the case of a li nti f age, who, co's, being out blackberrying, called at an ac- ‘There, a little boy, scein, it, & gun— The cl a ‘ex, 'y loaded—commenced playing wit! apie 1, killing ...

... morning at Ye by his mother, on search ‘in a pend. situated in 4 ‘Bear the house, made his dead Ho had a pparently got blackberries, and the pond below. Tae Fisuzny. fisheries in 1876 —In an article on the Land and supplies of pilchards, and it {s Water ...

... drawings, a were sold. This is sm advance. Among the sales J find Biddell, “ ( 4 of Pelaigoninn Bertha, * At Sunset ;” Mrs “ Blackberries Mi. Eastlake. “Studies from —tour, Miss The Christmas Hamper “ Jay, and Privicose Mrs. Norman, “ Zinnias ;” Whipple.“ Dartmoor ...

... the licensing Act, “Though reasons were plentiful blackberries, says 1 would give man a reason compulsion.” And it is the same with the virtues and Englishmen. Though virtuee as plentiful blackberries they will not have them oompulaion. And think there ...

... evenness of tho ground is broken by mounds, and by email quarry-pits, whilst stunted weatuer-bea*on thorn trees and luxuriant blackberry bushes appear every turn among tho implements and between the live stock sheds; poeition of the yard such, that tho only ...

... three to fifty, ecoured e country for miles around, quality, $8. &d..to @s. first quality, 6s, . to és 104; veal, picking blackberries, drawing turni and acatter- foferior quality, 6s Od. to Ss. 4d.; firet quality, 5s 10d. to 6s 2d,; pork, inferior quality ...

... Is. to Le. stone; cabbages, 1d; each; kidney beans, lid. per ; 6d, to 84, per buudred : apples, 8d. to Ie. 64. per bar blackberries, 9d. perfquart : turuipe, 1d, per baadie onions, 14. per buuch ; carrots, 1d.*per bunch ; cucumbers, 14. to 34, exch hatter ...

... fining, bottling, and storing. By O. VINE. Price Is., post free fur 13 stamps. Includes apple, apricot, beer, bilberry, blackberry, cherry, dory, cowslip, currant, damson, eldertierry. goosHwrry, Ringer, grape, greengage, lemon, malt, mixed fruit, niull«rry ...

... true, will A the intended settlement. But then she is free to choose another husband, and suitors are sure to be rd as blackberries,” when to the attraction joyce’ beauty is added that of Mr. Blake's It is to be hoped that the House ef Commons committee ...

... Tho morning mist and evening hare (Unlike this cold grey rime) Seemed woven warm of golden air When was In prime. , And blackberries—so mawkish now - Were finely flavoured then; And nut*—such reddening clusters ripe I ne'er shall poll again; Nor Strawberries ...

... hollows of corresponding depth, and affording foothold and shelter to few stunted oaks and bushy hollies, a straggling lot of blackberry bushes and the like- Thcre had evidently been at some far distant geological period, “drift” through the valley, of which ...

... floral studies—“‘Pansies” and ‘Sweet Williams” were fent by Miss N, H, Eastlake; and the hereditary artistic besutifal Blackberries” and ‘* Rhodoedendrons, gentas of the family was farther illastrated by twe by Mrs, Norman ; two very clever figure picces—* ...