... 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 ...

... Currants, per quart Red Gooseberries, Cauliflowers, per doe Turnips, per labels. airtubirb - par per bunch Charnel, quart Blackberries quart. Black per . pell Huckleberries pr quart . Tomatoes bush. W to 13 to 144 eiples.par beg - Peaches, pa Plumbs. Cucumbers ...

... van. He caught them, and Foeter said, I did not intend to kill anyone. The defendants now said they were aiming at some blackberries.—The magistrates Imposed a fine of Is. and costs upon each defendant, and intimated that they would deal severely with ...

... it will be necessary that massive souls and massive conceptions should prove as abundant as a fruitful 1 season of hedge blackberries. Even the - tolerant and all-suffering spirits of the Economic Science and Statistical department of the Brltith Association ...

... and throw them at the enginedriver and the guard's van. lade pleaded in extenuation that they were only heaving stoneS at blackberries, and that the whistles, insiaad of hittiug the, berries, fell down cutting. Mr. said on, previous occasion the roof of ...

... nature. Of ourse Austin, the son of Dr. Murray, whom we md in the first chapter assisting the two youm*- adies in their blackberry hunt, falls in love with the ; >oor Coila instead of with the rich daughter of he man of money, aud the latter, who has ...

... than most of the strollers, and secures more attentive listeners than many preachers. Stage coaches are plentiful as blackberries in 'Combe, and few guards have a better ear fur music than the polite attendant of the Great Western Railway coach, whose ...

... brush. But lam going further, leaving the forest land behind, nod coining to the jolly Sussex hedgerows, all thick with blackberries and shoes; put glorious cottage orchards, where the apple and pear trees bend beneath their weight of fruit, and dainty ...

... pears, to di. per dozen ; common sorts, % 44. to On. ; plants, 43.; and damsons, U. to fa. per slis:n; mulberries, ed. ; blackberries, per pint ; bothouse grapes, ;A to 7a. ; forcitos ditto, Is to per lb.; English lea , Te. 41. to 190. West la to Si. each; ...

... the Abbey, that if they are dissatisfied with the election, they have themselves to blame for the result. Reasons, plenty blackberries, existed to shew the need of being wary and watchful, and prepared the right mofneut do their duty. Now, it may be asked ...

... for his aversion we know not, for ho has never condescended to give them. Like Falstaff, though reasons w ere plenty as blackberries, he would not give one compulsion,—or on any other ground. Mr. Hoad is a Liberal in politics, and not only so, but one ...

... way lay along the ninny banks of a river, fringed with crimson oU a uier, and aver verdant plains, where the grape and the blackberry huog together in the hedges—thence up into the mountains ; and as night closed in we came npon the town ;>f Gtucin, half ...