... sloop where they can, under hedges, or in barns or waggons ; and that they live chiefly on turnips which they steal, and blackberries which they gather. That report is exaggerated, said Edith. I believe that there has often been great discomfort and ...

... bearing upon the horse, or upon themes in connection with horses, are as old almost as the hills, and as plentiful as blackberries in autumn ; but the cry is still they come, for they continue to crop up year after year. With so much written on one ...

... side of the water, Ford, of the Dublin A.A.C., will be a wonder at long distances. Bests on record have been plentiful as blackberries in September and in taking leave of the old year, I am sure my readers will agree with me in placing F. T. Elborough at ...

... and clumps of oak and pine trees here and there. Green meadows in which cattle are grazing, divided by hedges of furze and blackberry, add to the English character of the scenery ; and it is not until we drive between high hedges of the Brazilian buddlea ...

... Wyatt and Mrs. Walsingham. It is no easy task in the densely peopled world of fiction in which lawyers are as plentiful as blackberries in Devonshire lanes, to present one of the learned craft who shall ' stand out with prominence and credit. In novels the ...

... part of ATHLETIC/. 0. P. Bovresm.—Your Canisreon re. 4ould have ambled sot alt. GARDEN. J. B.—Next week. W. A. R.—A true blackberry ; well worth culture both for ita fruit and an ornamental pi'lar plant. It Is probably Rubes bicintatus. J. O. H. P.—Any ...

... is now in perfection and hips and haws ornament the hedge-rows. The berries of the briony and the privet ; the barberry, blackberry, holly and elder—from which the well-known country wine is made—with eloes, bullaces, and damsons, aré now in great plenty ...

... to 11 Oc : 2J lb, |4 50c to oc. . * * Pine Apples—2 lb, $1 60c to $1 66c. Cherries—Red 10c to $1 300, white Oc to 25c. Blackberries—lo Oc to $1 250. Strawberries $1 300 to |l 60c, preserved $2 50c to 13 oc. Pears—ll 40c to 15c, Bartlett $2 0c to $2 60c ...

... powers tho last. His two latest productions are in the present collection, and they show no signs of decaying one, called Blackberry Gatherers (13). consists of a well-composed group of children, and the other, “Haymaking” (116). represents a young m9n ...

... syrinje, the rose and all its multifarious fruit-bearing congeners, such as apples, pears, peaches, nectarines, strawberries, blackberries, almonds, and many others too numerous to mention, the clematis, peony, and anemone, being examples of these kindred genera ...

... prisoners on Suudny morning gather the apples produced from a tree in prosocutor's garden. They told witness they wore getting blackberries, and had got leave to take a few apples. Witness however not believing their statement took them into custody, and they ...

... slow hunting; bat thus far it wee as good • thing es anyone oould wish to see, lots of falls and loose horses plentiful se blackberries autumn owing to the double ditches. A gentleman who rides ea hard as anyone, being asked at this point now long it was ...