... et msdo'd Muss 7 60 dos all chornber door of his master with hot water and a light at for the birds is as plentiful as blackberries this 1 voila et lbsahammi. misomdsrog by mg, _Masker ILMR/M. moon o ' cloc k . • I Well, that's a comfort anyhow, asthe ...

... the hearse a Naives! of Division's uniform, with *as thous kepis with sureberless glides hands nab as were plenty as blackberries during the war. Behind the Mores, on the black pall, Cremer's military medals and deoerations were tartlets'. The erowd ...

... quest. Oa another °oration, he eluded the vigilance of his parents about midnight, and went a long distance in search of blackberry beam. His parents, who now rebid. in Boseendale, afterwerde name to live in Shepherd•street, Bury, and there, on one occasion ...

... walker's (meet. Oa another occasion, be eluded the vigi- Loos at his parents about midnight, and went a long alma in meant of blackberry bushes. His per ate, who now reside in Bossendale, afterwards same to hr. in Bhepherd•street, Bary, and there, on one 000micat ...

... streets at Leeds to • public-house, where he asked for pipe stems. On another occasion he went • long distance in search of blackberry bushes. Once he was seen attempting to thrust s little boy through a bedroom window into the street, and weal have effected ...

... his parents about midnight, and went • upstart, and In the front room committed the out. l on di a t om . i n ware h of blackberry bushes. His rage upon her. He took • razor and mule cat bet t ermite, who now reside le Beeeendals, afterwards throat. To ...

... which must be read and returned to Mudie. Having tea out of doors is often sufficient excitement for a whole afternoon, and blackberry-gathering for another. Wet mornings are spent in looking out nitable extracts for the penny readings, or in knitting comforters ...

... knickerbockers the fatal «>ccun«nce on Leith-hill, and suggests high b. ots corduroys. fact, writes ugh adders were thick blackberries in Forest, where wellbred mare his was killed afe.v summers ago. and turned quite black, from the bite of adder. Dot venture ...

... VE demonstration in the middle of the Long Vacation may now be looked for with as much certainty as flowers in June or blackberries in autumn. One of these annual gatherings took place last Monday in Mr. Hall's grounds, —a popular place of resort for ...

... Oxford, and once connected with the Abbey of Abingdon. It is noted for primroses, violets, and other wild flowers ; also blackberries and nuts ; but none of these were in season at the time of our visit. Hearne, the antiquary, speaks of one Blake, a traitor ...

... apples 7$ to West India ditto to 4s, melons :is to Bs each, tomatoes Is ed to 2s 64 per down, damsons Ss to es per sieve, blackberries Gri, and mulberries ta P Sd per pint, new filberts and Kentish cobnuts Is to ls 3d, Btipacusia nuts Is 64 per lb, walnuts ...

... intermixed with corn, ferns and fine blooms of datina surrounding the top, whilst the panels were traced with corn, flowers, blackberries, &condi, crabs, &c. The base of the font was adorned with bunches of cern. embedded in moss ; in the basin was a floating ...