... EMMA'S BLACKBERRYING. WHAT a mellow, golden August thy it was! Just such a one as nit,kee us involuntarily step aside from crushing the worm in our path—life, even worm-life in so beautiful Just such a day as seems to have wandered away from our cold ...

... very quickly fent him about his business, without charging him for his night's lodging. Blackberries. — There is every prospect of a large supply of blackberries this year, the bushes are at preseut covered with the unripe berries, the fruit beiug much ...

... Frederick Shed, aged eleven years, d hie little brother out in his chaise with him to taking ceased some blackberries and some haw to gather blackberries, and admitted giving the de- ws in his chaise. Dr. Steele, of Richmond, de: to attend- ing the child ...

... painting, gold, silver, enemel. and mosaic which adorn it. . ? In season and out of season elopements are as plentiful as blackberries. The last offender is one of the senior officers of the 12th Lancers, who has run away with a wellknown married lady, who ...

... the neighbourhood, had told him there was a great want of thrift amongst the people ; they did not gather and preserve blackberries as they did in the north, Nos one of the parishioners These remarks made any provision in this way. naturally provoked ...

... down to Epping in the warm weather, containing s2bool children and others, and family picnics are got up under the trees. Blackberries, says an indignant East Londoner used to be within six miles of Whitechapel; the Whitechapel and Bethnal Green boys ...

... thousand five hundred egga. C. P. Norman Lodge, Shirley. PS.— There ia a wonderful crop of acorns this year, and blackberries for the pheasants sad wood pigeons, snd I mean to try my poultry to eat them, by breaking or crashing them. ...

... said the good•natarid sailor; always gettiag oo the omal reefs. Two geetlemes passing a blackberry beck when the frail was cue said it was to mill the. blackberries whoa they were red. Don't know, said his friend. that blaxlebwries are always red when ...

... they roads no answer. but seemed very Mdependent. After asking them again what they wanted Ciere, they said they were blackberrying. He lid not see tie defendants net the dop on.- -Cherie. Arnold I who been previously oonvicted) 10.. with 7s. tki. coats ...

... them. '“l—'hfllmfi'm.fl tling, and_storing. By G. Vine. Is. ; post free for 12 stamps. Includes Apple, Apricot, Beer, Bilbery, Blackberry, (Mry,m,,go-flip,uéunu& b—nn. Elderberry, 0.-! Mulbarry, Ordnge, Parsnip, Raspberry, Raisin, Rhu FHioe, Strawberry, Turnip ...

... Liberal Newspapers, or either of the following members of the Prte Committee :—Mr. K. Roberts. Compton-walk ; Mr. O. Buckle, Blackberry-terrace ; Mr. C. Dibden, Norfolk-terrace, Fiedfoni.plam ; Mr. 0. Ball, Buckland-tensoe, Lodes road ; Mr. O. Kill, Bannister' ...

... Mardis. Henry Pry, mond for bouquet of flowers. Yra for Gilbert, Ant for bouquet wild flowers blackberries. Erna Peach, second for bouquet wild towers, blackberries. L. Rice, first for bouquet cut flowers, cabbage, dement spieler.; sword for cucumbers. mamas ...