... JAMES, 226, Caledonian Road. L on don, N. (late of Offo Road). Larger boxes, three times the quantity, as stamps.-4ADVT.] BLACKBERRY.— Trained skirt of navy blue faille, edged with a pleated flounce. Long full cashmere tunic bordered with a faille bias ...

... DRESS. . BLACKBERRY.—Your materials will make up nicely as follows :—Plain skirt of the navy blue silk, and slashed sleeve of the same. Polonaise of the cashmere, with silk facings and olive buttons arranged in a diamond pattern THE RIGHT SYSTEM OF B ...

... Boone. For the rest, • perusal of scores may suffice, for, of • truth, three figure scores are getting as plentiful es blackberries, has bees frequently remarked, and cricketers all over.the country and out of it appear to be playing in better form than ...

... J Oottertll, a and b W A Smith, Es% b U Grace now b e p ronounce d an ignorant Ugly dog , are getting as plentiful em blackberries, has been frequently doe, thievish dog,' bang dog,-all this vulgar and remarked, sod cricketers all over Abe country ...

... cob- nuts, Is. to Is. Sd. per lb.- 6apueaia nuts, Is. Gd.; new walnute, 2s, Gd. per hundred; and melons, Is. to as. each; blackberries, Gd.; mulberries, Gd. to Is. per quart. Flowers are in fair sepply, choice sorts in blossom at Is. to 7B. Gd; and oom- ...

... officers of these depots is thrown an immense amount of drudgery which they escaped when old soldiers were as plentiful as blackberries are now, and a recruit a rara avis.” Drafts now join regiments partly composed of lads who could as easily dress themselves ...

... journey through the lovely Kentish scenery was brightened by the glorious sunshine. The hop gardens were visited, and the blackberries came in for their share of patronage. There was an abundance of entertainment for the children, who thoroughly enjoyed ...

... August, at Wilmingtoe, The accused Was moo by the prow-user is the pl it et a t* and when detected said she was there for blackberri es , and he tonk her to her mother. Mr Cooper la id be bad brought the present charge as an exempla to others, as the d ...

... is never happy without some man dancing attendance on her. She imagines he is in love if he preeente her with a bunch of blackberries out of the hedge; and if he is a married man the romances the more complete, for it has that spice of wickedness which ...

... came to an end. Every day we came home laden with new treasures of shell, or rock, 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 ...

... with two other boys, went into a field in the occupation of Mr. Turner, the In wood-road, for the purpose of gathering blackberries. Whilst in the field, in which there is a notice cautioning persons against trespassing, a boy yarned Clements said he ...

... through narrated Bottom, in which lovely Talky both pursuers sad pur ued stopped a Mile while to enjoy the sooner; and the blackberries. Ooce more starting on their way, delve:donnas 3reen was next reached, then Bury Farm and Queen Elisebeth's Ranting Lodge ...