... meadows, while above tower the brown fells. The roads were lined with hedgerows, gay with hips and haws, and elder and blackberries. In the hedge bottoms were pretty wild flowers, and amongst the stones and walls grew stitchwort, polypodu, and other ferns ...

... Long tailedTlt, Holly, ?? MayBlossom (Sale), 140 guineas; (470) Prinroses and Cherry Blossoms (Agnew), 245 guineas; 471, BlackberrIes, with Shell and Hips, oval (Sale), 56 guineas; .472, the Nut Gatherer (Chesabhie), 56 guineas; and the Wayfarers (473) ...

... much as By your leave, and applied to educating a district where good schools are com- paratively speaking ' as thick as blackberries, and the College left with only one-tenth of its rightful incomae. I can only liken the Governors, with the College on ...

... through pleasant laiies, where the hedges! are covered with fiagrant blossoms of honeysuckle a-ed -rich ripening olusters of blackberries, past shad dells knee deep in ferns, and over long strethes of cha hills, on which' the rays. of the sun fall with fierce ...

... showing it to the master or any other gentleman. I BLACiKsERRY WINE. -The following is an Ameri- can recipe for making blackberry wine: Crush the berries with a woodun pestle in a wooden tub os bucket; draw off all ?? juice, and to it an equal quantity ...

... when about halfway down Clay Hill, in the parish of Monk's Eleigh, his pony took fright at sonic little girls who were blackberrying by the road side. The pony fell down, breaking both shafts of the cart, and then started off at full speed with the shafts ...