... A BLACKBERRY FARM, The great Blackberry farm of Gib part of try. Hid, we believe, the chief of all that Baa Frandaoo with its tana daily daring the season, b that Trmbpdy on the Una of the Napa Valley railroad, seven milea above Napa, and about froaa ...

... tomato«i| nrasbrooms, egg-plant, and scores other vegetables an cultivated and thrive' well. Strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, gooseberries, whortleberries, currants, aad other berries -flourish. There la scarcely day fa the year when strawberries ...

... Michaelmas geese, all alike very pleasant for holiday-makers, who have nothing else to do than loiter away the day and gather blackberries ; but whereas all travellers have not leisure to lose themselves in such an amusing way : In the days of our ancestors ...

... now htrvtatia and I with all my betel thst i was there to year. eon more you, for we have not Seen • west ear nor no nice blackberry. nor nor fret., for if there is say in towa there are So duo, for there ant about 1 C-up for • Shl Hug. So If we see th ...

... There have farther been found abundantly the atones of sloes, bud-cherries, and wild plants, end seeds of the raspberry, blackberry, aad strawberry, allowing that theee fruits the forest were need as food. According to Dr. Ksllsr, tbs lake oaldusts of ...

... reached blackberries from where he stood ? A. No. Mr. Jones. Was he going in the direction of the hedge . A. He was in the direction of the line. There is a fence be- tween the meadow and the next field nearer Manningtree, and there are blackberries on the ...

... every department, particularly regards potatoes, carrots, turnips, and fruit generally. The collections of wild flowers and blackberries were also attractive. The judges were Mr. Lausdale, head gardener at Broomfield Lodge, and Mr. Jobu Harris, nurseryman ...

... Bottqciet of wild flowers: I, Henry Tunbridge: 2, W A Dawson 3, Need; 4 Alice Dorton ; 5, Kate ; 6, Albert Blabbing. Dish of blackberries 1, Beggar ; 2, Sarah Chalk: 3, Barnes: 4, Jane Campen. In the afteftonn of the poor families in the pariih took tea lc ...

... under the mm Of • win d mill, Near • mils from the village, eurrenutded by field,, Where the beigerow, the wild ales, and blackberry yields. Wh i g ails thee, my sweet on.? Core, wipe t't• se gen Pray where have you come from f Oh why th nar deep r 'piss ...

... every department, particularly regards potatoes, carrots, turnips and fruit generally. Tbe collections of wild flowers and blackberries were also attractive. The judges were Mr. Lonsdale, head gardener Broomfield Lodge, mid Mr. John Harris, nurseryman, of ...

... fit-stakes workmanship. The capitals of the arcade pillars in the stave are carved with arroebeed, maple, bop, oak, and blackberry, skilfully arranged. The capitals of the arcade in the chancel are carved with the Christmas rose, passion flower, and wheat ...