... school children. Many schools go by rail. The boys, too, trudge down _ by roa( for a summer day in the Forest, or ) autumn blackberrying. There are lads and lassies by the a thousand of course, and grave fathers and mothers with s their children. They are ...

... was the son of a widow residing at 69, ltobeit-street, }lumstead, was takn' ill about 24 hours after eating a quantity of blackberries, gathered by himnelf, and probably unripe. A medical man was called, but an obtruactioh of the system had been created ...

... rabid Legitimist, rally- ing on this head to the few Red Re- publicans who supported M. Naquet. Among reasons, plentiful as blackberries, why the proposition was neither expedient nor prac- ticable, there was this one, that the ex-Emperor, after the sale at ...

... were in the handwriting of Bentley. At one time the founda- tion of a wall gave way, and several boys got out and went blackberrying, but it was immediately stopped up. The clothes of Elizabeth Beaue had disappeared and he could account for that in no ...

... removed,' unknown, and whose qualifications have for a generation or two ceased to exist, still encumber. the register in blackberry profusion. Now it is these dead and unknown entities who invsriably assert themselves on the day of election. These ...

... whereon Mgr. Donnet remarked, Make use of your opportunities, my friend. The hedges on either side of us are filled with blackberries; if ie set to work together I will be bound we gather enough to pay you two days' dinners; and it seems that they did ...

... redwing, woodlark, oig thrush, blackbird, s9ow bunting, bramble inch, siskin, tvite, andredpoles, &e. The night- Ahbde and blackberries are very plentiful this year, and billfinehes are feeding upon them inthe lanes and hedges. Kingfishers are very abundant ...

... seat of the fractional part of the Government which exercises the executive power outside of Paris. Reasons, plentiful as blackberries, X are given by the M oniteur why Tours should be the w place. Geographically, Tours occupies a position B sufficiently ...

... h gohlfinchses, bulhfao'tnces, woodlerles, and cha~f~ kacl'es. The best itime for citulhing hullfihicheos is hiP Fn the blackb~erry time9--viZ., September flnd. October. Birdhiminui is Oi moree SnOr'ting nuode tt catching birds than netting^. The bullfinch- ...

... coiicerncd, their friends of that; communion might keep Sal their Articles aid Liturgy, andbhave bishops as plentiful as sol blackberries, provided they did not' ask thema to make an them State, officials and to cadow them from ch: national property. They engaged ...

... and wild. Bramble bushes, affectionately remembered by so many London boys, who watch assiduously the ripening of the blackberries, struggle for pos- session of the ground with the trailing ferns and the sturdy determined holly. One cannot tell whether ...

... are disused chalk pits, and are in some places 160 feet in depth. On the little girl pointing to a tempting cluster of blackberries, the nurse tried to reach them, and fell over the cliff. Her fall was broken by an elder tree, from which sho was sus- ...