... the time.—Annfa Wbite, daaghtar tka dafaadaat, said aha wagsittb bar father oa tba day qntttoo,aad aha want raasdit hedga blackberry Lag sslth her fatber'e atloh, wklsk, kawasrr, the tostod of BO nao, and soon afterwards returned to him. ooaeiderod tha ...

... a future royal oak may spring. The sweet and smiling wild flow’rs no more greet Admiring gazers, but on brambles green Blackberries thickly clustering are seen, A common fruit, yet to the taste most sweet. Here ict me rest again, as oft before, On tbe ...

... most weak and emsciated lifted him on his feet, bat found he could et iyfto enquirles he stated he had far som on tarnips, blackberries, and water. Wit tance of the constables he walked a short w: denly lost all uso of his legs. wand was auable | at ones ...

... k in bush and briar; or, when Autumn's sun hi ...

... 14*. per load; apples, I*. 4d. I*. Bd. per stone ; pear*, I*. lOd. to 2*. 2d. per atone ; onions, 9d. to I*. per stone; blackberries, 3id. to 4d. per quart. HELMS LET, Friday.—Potatoes, la 3d. to la 9d. for cattle! for table use, 3*. 3d. per bushel. MANCHESTER ...

... have do ng ne tortuous fashion. banks were cove, of blackberries the of and luscious too, those Sark blackbe and blue and purple reach, at our huge feet. What the her regal lilies to tat Of blackberry to Sa her e and there, in sl anon peeped forth ft ...

... clumps o' birch and even of oak, and the world of woodland lam s recom- menced. They led to what a couple of urchins, busy blackberrying, called Royal Common ; but I mil Bot , pledge myself for the accuracy of their Nomenclature. I know nothing wilder or more ...

... White, slaughter of the defendant, said she was with her father on the day in sluestion, awl she went rotted a large hedge blackberrying with her father's stick, which, however, she found no uw, and aiterwartiA returned to hint. He haul no gun with him, and ...

... that “he nivver knawed ” it net hod yar Ms Crossing the i over the Canal she took to Larkrigg Wood, where rabbits were as blackberries,” consequently the bounds Bpring were stopped. Crossing the Canal again, a move was made to between the Raines Farm and ...

... horse-flesh as these wretched looking things are called by those familiar with the “ lingo of the road” were as plentiful blackberries might have been bought at price above but the presence of the agents of the Society for the Suppression of Cruelty to Animals ...

... of old — “* With many a tempest hath Lis beard been shaken.” Twenty years age, when African travellers were not -'_!lnl- blackberries, he was one of the very first to cut his way through savage tribes and pathless deserts and bring us back news of those ...