... towing-path. But the representative landscape is undoubtedly “Waiting by the Lock,” with the green lane scene of many a blackberrying lying in the evening shadow, giving a vista of a ruddyfaced farmhouse and quaint church tower topping the trees ; in the ...

... certain that there istil some boyand-girl foolery between her and Joe Flardwicke. Perhaps I had better send her down to Blackberry Farm for a few weeks, while I am ordering the wedding things. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, as I've always ...

... which we can find with this megnificent picture. ¢ Blackberry Gathering,””(sl), by G. Sant, is very carefully, and, no doubt, correctly executed, but we should have preferred to see the young blackberry pickers favoured with more sunshine than Mr. Sant ...

... best of taxes as ever the forced loans or ship money created. Quasi- Hampdens and pseudo-Darnels are products plentiful as blackberries. But wg\en we ast what these patriots would substitute for an impost, by means of which one-tenth of the Revenue is raised ...

... curl to be seen. A few days of fine hot weather will alter all this, and then anglers will bees thick by the river side blackberries iu autumn.—T. THE HOINOW.—This river has been in capital order for some days, and some fair sport has been bad at Pandy ...

... miles beyond. Carriages of all kinds, and animals of all kinds, formed a con tinuous stream. Fours-in-hand were as thick as blackberries, a witness to the fact that the ancient art has not yet died out. Clap- ham presented many such crowds and scenes as that ...

... egotists who are daily fading in the Thespian ranks. We have found in our theatrical walks that actors' arc plentiful a- blackberries, who believe that, given the opportunity, they Could easily ...

... on the bank gone mad with excitement—rolling on the ground to control his laughter, black In the face, and regardless of blackberries and snakes. I hoped he would come to, as gently vet firmly 'rasped my third fish, and he is safe-4 lb. at one east. It ...

... establishments, and then escape to repeat the same game elsewhere.” But where are such towns to be found They are plentiful as blackberries, and comprise every one of our great maritime commercial centres. “Except the small southern strip of coast where all the ...

... The mean temperature at that time iB5 {f’ that being the average as nearly as I can compiite it. LOW” plentiful as ““ blackberries at Michaelmas,” and sufficiently rease to price, but somewhat difficult to obtain dur the W Smplo¥ unless engaged beforehand ...

... cherish them to the end. In private life mares’ nests abound. Not a community exists which does not own themw, thick as blackberries in an antumn lane ; and ill-nature builds them up atlightning speed, if truth is not always able to pull them down. There ...

... gives employment to women and children, there are the turf-digging, the willow-stripping, the whortleberry-picking, and the blackberry-picking, which in their several seasons offer facilities to the families of the agricultural labourers for obtaining some ...