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... not a sign of matarity, mu{ experienced fruit growers are frequently m Never pick strawberries becausé they are red, nor blackberries solely on account of their dark appearance. Each should remain on the plant for some time thereafter. The Albany seediing ...

... Fontbill Abbey, Classiobury, Lake of Brientz, and Val Aotta, J. M. W. Turner, 8.A.; Tlvoli, Junction of the Llugwy and Conway, Blackberry uatherers, and Penmaenmawr, by David Cox; The Last Boses, B. Alma-Tadema; Harrow aud Kenilworth, De Wint; The Sistine Chaiiel ...

... distances, and who prefer easy-going enjoyment and good fare, to a scramble in some far-off wilderness, and a feast upon blackberries. Swells have not yet taken to the place, nor is it desirable they should, for wherever snobbery invades hearty enjoyment ...

... Whaddon, Croydon. Orator. President. Merlin. Chimney Sweep, Jorrocks, Bhifnal, Melodist, Edward, Half-caste, Lucy, Lady Jane, Blackberry. NuTbiown le B ' ' e ' Princess Christian, and LATEST SCRATCHINGS. ,t W : hanoe, Master Mowbray, and Prince Steeple Chase ...

... ]\obleman, Roue, Judge. Enrtianter, Lucy, Glowworm, Carnoustie, Miss Hungertbrd, Leotard, Cracknell, Worthy, Bellenden, Blackberry, LowlanJer. Puzzle, Bullfinch, Altesse, Lucellum, Daddy Longlegs, and Daybreak. _ .. . Expected: Susan, Charlie, Hippohte ...

... of November cones serious busineseof pheasant shooting. Ilither to we have picked up our birds in dhe hedge where the blackberries hung in rich Ousters ; in vtraggliur belt. of plantation ; in patch,s of potatoes and turnip+. within easy distance of ...

... dry vaather Th« toait traea at jMd. bat bow the are alawat bare. There era bow afanr dansoniaßd apptoo; fcoooabantoa and blackberries are alsritor poiltloD. Tbara od all aldaa for rala aad most bwddM ,»«l AMDUifo Railway Kpisodk.—Last Satarday wbeo ilia ...

... his countrymen for frogs. That primitive little town is actually overrun with them; they are as plentiful there as are blackberries, locusts, or rabbits in some other countries. The inhabitants cannot walk, It is said, without treading on them; and as ...

... her yead kittlin' tails. Her facie war same as if It had bin rubbed o'er wi' new potato sorapins, an' then had a (moat o' blackberry red put onto th' middle of her cheeks. Her een war th' same colour ,as her yure ; an' they like as they shot at me, same ...

... White Lion public.house. The writer of this paragraph used to go birdnesting in the woods on the north side, and gathered blackberries amongst the brambles which grew underneath the forest treed. There were many tall firs and oak trees near the bottom of ...