... are provocative mirth, and form subjects for camp stories for months after. I have seen soldiers chase hares and pick blackberries when a shower of the leaden messengers of death was falling thick and fast around them, and do many other cool and foolish ...

... the coral Trete. 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 a wa y, red when they are green. Husband ...

... from the sleep death. Braiding her hair with Violets, while the Rosa Breathes It rich Incense the gen tig T like Held of blackberry and rsaberry busies. Mean people equal down and pick the fruit, no matter how they black their Angers; while genius, proud ...

... of death, Braiding her hair with Vi LKTS, while the Rose Breathes It rich Incense the gentle breexe. T la like field of blackberry and bushes. Mean people equal down and pick the fruit, no matter how they Mack their fingers; while genius, proud and unbending ...

... And fwmi her ,1,,.,, „( death. Bnxht VietHTS. while the lte»8 itreatbca Aclf tocwene to th. ptoUe h««. Lrrvi.like Held of blackberry and ra.,.berry buehee. uj. J™iu*eMuat down and pick the tnnt, uo matter . Kk thc.r tinirere , while ftomui. proud aud SowJtouK ...

... quarrel not with this Edward Howarth, for I am not supposed to know him—persons of that name are almost as common as blackberries. He, however, gives no address but Heywood. Why does he not, he would have us to believe in, and act upon his psi dirk ...

... the rest, the prize for which fell to James Belfluld. Pears, Thomas Moors. Raspberries, Thomas Taylor, John Greenwood. Blackberries, W. Herod, W. Brierley. Siberian Crabs, T. Moorhouse, Gooseberries, John Travis, John Knott Vegetables. —Onions (white) ...

... FRUIT. . t0 ,> The entire state is admirably adapted tion of fruit. Apples, peaches, plun*> ce s, rants, strawberries, blackberries, at* n and nectarines reach a rare size and a* ll Trees and vines grow rapidly, and J% climate is so genial that farmers ...

... Novelists, in SOcidY. 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 ...

... three miles walk now lay before them, and permission having been given they proceeded in skirmishing order, and if the blackberries had been soldiers the slaughter would ; have been terrific. Nevertheless it was noticed that | there were some amongst ...

... whilst she was away deceased went out with a sister, aged three years, and fell down the quarry whilst trying get seme blackberries, and received such injuries that death resulted. The quarry is totally unprotected by any wall. verdict of accidental death ...

... bestow could be too great as a rcognition of his services, and a token of his country's gratitude. Titles, gifts, thick as blackberries, have been showered upon our victorious soldiers ; statesmen have been duly honoured and ennobled ! literary men have nut ...