... down to Epping in the warm weather, containing school 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 must ...

... province, and these Micnrcd thereby not only the caj-h premium, but also good crop of fruit. The prize essay ou the raspberry, blackberry, strawberry, and currant, also by Mr. Sauudcrs, a most excellent and exhaustive r. That part which relates to insects was ...

... 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 ...

... stronger than ever, and every available place was plastered with bills, 'hu e animated sandwiches were ar plentiful as blackberries. As the time for opening the poll arrived cabs began I to drive about rather furiously, and a considerable num. of persons ...

... a healthy tone and distinctly Christiat , character. We think the poetry rather poor; but poet' are not as frequent as blackberries in autumn. To San Francisco and Back is a capital paper, and thi• serial advances with a freshened interest. Our readers ...

... for the pointer's skin), down • watercourse Interlaced with grass, brambles, and dead wood, through a coppice one mass of blackberry bushes, along • narrow six-foot ditch not cleared out for years, In all upwards of three hundred yards. Must not a retriever ...

... compelled to pull up, and daintily pick their way, in consequence of the thick undergrowth, the long trailers of the bramble, or blackberry (Rubes fratieonsa,) especially entwining themselves round their bare legs in the most endearing manner. Once more in the ...

... that he was destined in after life, to salve. When his schoolfellows roamed in the meadows, gathering, wild flowers or blackberries; he 'would ,be sitting on the wooden benches 'of the schoolroom mending a kite, — nr cutting out some . toy. What a dull ...

... of them without wings to fly with. Gross Herzogs were to numbered by dozens, and Princes and Princelings were plenty as blackberries. At a respectful distance from this gay and glittering throng rode a helmeted knight in the dark blue Prussian uniform ...

... Iwellings, tiioagh the nearest parts of. tho Foreshave all haon, vnclosod,and partly upon within ■ the last. tO. 15 yea.-s. The blackberries used to within sis miles of Whitechapel ; the Whitechapel and Bethnal-green boys must do their nine or ten miles now before ...

... s, ridden in a double-reined snaffle and martingale, apparently out with an eye to qualification, were as plentiful as blackberries ; but I am sorry to say the fine class of horse, for which this country was famous, seems to be disappearing, and well-bred ...

... marched off to head-quarters, no more was seen or heard. In those days spies were gobbled with as much ease as boys eat blackberries. saw one man, dressed in the uniform of an infantry non-comlooking out of tke window. Children enjoy themaotvee in the ...