... of 10 per cent, at the time of Sale, or 2J per cent, discount for cash. The Auctioneers wfll attend at Eleven o'clock on Blackberry Hill, to receive the accounts due on former Sales. , Sale to commence at Twelve o'clock. At the close of the Sale refreshments ...

... spot ia Aow exceedingly rich in autumnal wild flewert and berries, and on the Utile girl pointing to a tempting cluster of blackberries, fhe aana triad to reach them, and f eU over the cliff. Fortunately, her faH was broken by aa elder tree, where ahe wm ...

... boy polls forth a mouse's nest. And then the tempting bramble-wreaths invito the babes again, Their pretty mouths with blackberries so sweet and ripe to stain; And many a brown nut slips its sheath to share, poor Uttle thing, A bursting pocket with a ...

... several of his companions, for walk towards Knighton. On their way they went a few yards off the road to hedge to gather blackberries. Whilst doing so he heard one of the boy 3 call out Here's a man with a dog, and on turning round he saw the defendant ...

... Victoria-road, and the footpath to Knighton. When they got into the third field, the boys went to tbe hedge to gather some blackberries, and whilst they were so engaged, some one cried There's a man with a dog coining. The boys with the excep- tion of plaintiff ...

... three o'clock, he and several other boys went through the fields towards Knighton. They went to the hedgo side to get some blackberries, and he heard one of the boys say there was a man with a dog. lie turned round and saw • man with • dog in the corner. ...

... boy's pantaloons. Two gentlemen, passing a blackberry bush when the fruit was unripe, one said it was ridiculous to call them blackberries when they were red. Don't you know, said his friend, that blackberries are always red when they are green. The ...

... incident to humanity. Therefore we trust to see and hear less of the grumbling and growling which have been so common as blackberries in October. There has been more than enough of that rather undignified whimpering like that which Punch once depicted where ...

... are visited by a veritable epidemic of breach of promise cases. Injured damsels and perfidious swains are as plentiful as blackberries when the latter happen to be in season, and the amount of tender and gushing epistles which are day after day handled, ...

... the side of the waggon. No one had seen him, that I can ascertain, near the waggon before he cried out. had been getting blackberries shortly before then. He was placed on a sheaf, and his head began to bleed his head was wrapped up, and his father who ...

... side of the waggon. No one bad seen him, that I can tocertain, near the *neat before he cried out. He had been getting blackberries shortly before then. He was placed on • sheaf, and as his head began to bleed his bead was wrapped up, and him father who ...

... --OS to ;lir in the current of the next year. le practice is not an unwholesome one, and as K. JouNaos said of eating blackberries, if it one any good, the chances are, it will do any ha; tn. It is well that political Inanity shot.ld be reminded eery ...