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... he ha, been hanged. If that be really . re as i s 1 k at when once t h ey placed in Chi Lel who found birds nesting or black-berrying snore attrac• , c . g oils of wars ab.ch are nearly in ages re striking him across the miles.-hicherd fenny, a bock HAYLW ...

... eyes and bonnet, quietly slipped through a gap in the hedge. For she knew that a steep track, trodden by children in the blackberry season, led from this gap to the deep and tangled bottom of the quarry. With care and fear she went softly down, and followed ...

... crooked, brown fellow, the hardest agent in the country, And held out his ugly hand for the money, as though it grew on a blackberry bush. Small blame to Mike M'Mahon for setting the dog on him one quarther-day. But some way or another Nora managed to pay ...

... boy, named George Field. of 54, Hastings-street, went to walk with a younger brother up the London-road, l and ate some blackberries, and most probably some laburnum seeds, from which he died.—A man named James Scrivener, who was in custody at the Luton ...

... Finest New Italian Walnuts, Gd ; Chesnuts, 4d. Fresh Ras Brazil and Barcelona Nuts, 5d per Ib, cots, tries, Strawberries, Blackberries, oe eaches, and Pine Apples, in tins, 1s each Rennets, Reiflower, and Canadian A) value. Raisins, Curranta, Peel, and Spices ...

... mystery not et expained. An lrishman was once asked If he had ever seen a red black. Merry. 1o besure | have,” exid Pat ; ali blackberries are red when they're green.” Some one defines a real poct a 8 **a singer whose verses haunt your twilights.” The definition ...

... anyrate. things looked queer ; bat he’r* lookin caut o’ ecu th’ time. But it nohbui wanted a quarter •!*, an’ must off to’ard Blackberry Ho, as thcr wurno’ a uiinit lost. he drank his gill up, an’ af.ire he’d gradvly swallowed it he’re at th* gap ul had to ...

... Sir K. Laadceer, ILA ; ** and “The Hill Read.” “Gathering Wild Rosea,'* “The Cottage Nurse,” '.The SeaaUlo Swing.” “The Blackberry Gatherer,” “The Brislge, “Milking Time. ami “Shady Kook,” by Foster; “Grandfather's Conceit.” “His First Bage,” “Thr ...

... ground seems in pls solately red with them. pe berries succeed one for two months. There are three ies of ras and one of blackberries. When the latter fruit tivated in gardens it bears largely, and the taste is delicious. There are wild currants and guo ...

... tomatoes, mush- rooms, egg-plant, and scores of other vegetables are cul- tivated and thrive well. Strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, gooseberries, whortleberries, currants, and other berries flourish. There is scarcely a day in the year when strawberries ...

... Sidney) enters there a comical examination children which the Baron received King Coal’s telegram promises holi day to pick blackberries in AVood tells them two friends he kuows will take them there before the children go all join in song chorus entitled “Tommy ...