... sides of the road, you are passing. Barely the Authorities should look to it, and get the nuisances removed. Blackberries, blackberries, blackberries ! Wat heaps of them are gathered every day. ** Maid and woman, boy and man,” clouds children of all sorts ...

... little laggard stay ! So swift of foot as she ever has been. It is not so far, by the meadow way. To the lane where the blackberry vines begin. Her mother stands in the door-way there. Shading her eyes from the netting sun, And up and down, with an anxious ...

... As soon as the secret was divulged cayenne feeding became the rage, and high-celoured birds were soon as plentiful as blackberries. There is no doubt the canaries like cayenne ; but there is reason to believe that the effect of this powerful stimulant ...

... came to an end. Every day we came home laden with new treasures of shell, or nick, or seaweed, and sometimes with ferns, blackberries (which grow in wonderful abundance), and mushrooms. The town itself consists of one long, narrow, crooked street, intersected ...

... to be deterred by such a difficulty. Not he, iadeed ! Were there aot blackberries growing oa the hedges which lined the mountain road leading to the mine ? John found that blackberry juice furnished a cheap and ready substitute for ink, and more than one ...

... hat its broad black ribbon, that nil the family—servant in-1 elusive—had gone some half-a-dozen coles out ol the place on blackberry excursion, and had installed him —who couldn’t possibly be coaxed tp accompany t hem i —as housekeeper. lie had run away ...

... Jame- ?? no » awarded. V. inter applet for the table— 1, H. Jamea ;2» R. Bnadla Winter pears-l. Joseph Rowe, jun. Dish of. blackberries by any „.i__-'» daughter under 16-1, Melaney Toaa. j 2, Anise James. _u__ 1 ; J - *!_?• J_ : a. ?? Tozer. Kidney pouue- ...

... Carnow said she and the children were as poor could be. and frequently had not bread to eat until they picked and sold few blackberries. The Bench ordered payment, on the ground that Mr*. Curnow’s own neighbours thought she ought not be relieved at the same ...

... Official laurels are worthy of preservation I should hope, otherwise what are they but brambles whereof any child can pick a blackberry ? The compliments of the season are just now divided between Rinks and the Devil, and it is difficult to say Which ...

... explanation of the sleep walker’s quest. ooeatloa, vigilanes of hia parents about midnight, and went long diataaos in search blackberry bnahes. His paganta, who now reside in Bossendalst, afterword s name to live in Sbspherd-strsst, Bury, smd there, on one ...

... quest. Oa aaettar occasion, be eladed tee vigllance of hie parents about midnight, and want a long dtetaaoaia search of blackberry bate**. Hi* parent#, who now raids ia Bosemdale, afterwards same live ia Shepberd eteeet, Bury, and there, one neceeirm ...

... have been sent away from Saltish station, ■omatimea amonntiug to ton per day, at priees varying from Bs. to Ifia. per owt. Blackberries, too, have been in great demand (plentiful as they are this season}, at 19s. per owt—and large quantities have been sent ...