... Sponspec has almost the same flavour as a pine-apple, and is nearly the same size os a water-melon. Bananas, mulberries, and blackberries, abundance, the same as they are in England. All kinds vegetables the same as at home, so I have heard papa say. forgot ...

... 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 ...

... gaiters are continually met with ou the cliff and on tho sands, while the inferior orders of clergy swarm plentiful as blackberries Sussex hedges. ...

... Williams Marigolds (African,) Ist. Jane White:—Venosa striati (extra,) begonia (extra) ; fuohias (extra.) Elizabeth J. Rowe : —Blackberries (extra.) The judges for the cottagers were Messrs. Mitchinson, of Trur**; Fox, of Ro-ie Vale Nursery, Penzance; and Rendlc ...

... her parents on the road from Liskeard Bodmiu. It appears that whoa coming along the road the little girl saw some fine blackberries gloving on the hedge, and wishing to have them the horse stopped, and she stood on the seat of the trap that plight reach ...

... altering the market-house windows, at Ids a window, was accepted. Mr. Norton protested against the imposition of a toll on blackberries, as illegal ( fruit being chargeable, but the Imperial Dictionary saying that fruit is cultivated in gardens) and as oppressive ...

... encircled the field, and fence was split into firewood and piled symmetrically in my back yard. I put half ounce iu the middle Blackberry Swamp, and in two days it was cleared off, planted with corn and mangolds, and a row of apple-trees in full liearing through ...

... opposing the Harbour Bill in Pailiument, on behalf of the Corporation. Blackberries. Hie present season has been one of the best tne recollection of “the oldest inhabitant” for blackberries ; and scores of poor persons have been enabled to earn a livelihood ...

... BLACKBERRIES AND CAB FARES. Sir, —Observing in your last impression tho watchful care and vigilance of the Town Council, as exemplified in their discussion the blackberry question, would you allow mo, through tho medium of your paper, to call their attention ...

... tho Albert-pier. The wharf slipway is also to be constructed. Mr. Norton again complained of tho illegal and unjust tax blackberries, and on the impost on stalls outside Mr. Mitchell’s, the draper. It was such a robbery that the question had better referred ...

... of the seasonreleases the Fenian prisoners with a message of peace for Ireland ; and whilst pood wishes are plentiful a- blackberries m our favoured u«lc», the wish do something promote peace between France and Germany seems to the uppermost thought in ...

... 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 ...