... great want of thrift that was evident in his parish. Funds, this gentleman said, might be brought in through gathering blackberries, and could not tin a single one his parishioners who was in the habit of making any provi i through them— (laughter). Instead ...

... and vegetable of the season, including turnips, marrows, carrots, peas, kidney beans, ornamental beet, apples, pears, blackberries, Ac., whilst the lectern itself was eat wined with bonds of flowers com, and fruit. At the foot of the pulpit were number ...

... without being taken fore the i magistrates, then prol»ahly taken to gaol for trespass. ' dting down mounds to gsth r the blackberries', for stealing turnip tops; th-n, Mr. Editor, how the wife in children course they mast to that brick building that’s erected ...

... sighed Fabian. *‘ What do yon do, then, amuse yourselves? “Oh, in the snmtner hay-making and harvesting, and natting and blackberrying, and the winter Dfinke slides and snowhalla. I’d jolly well like shove yon down slide, said Rode, a wind up. *• I nearly ...

... the artificial spectra of different simple » MIU try hi. hand , furJ 9 .. .. .. .. 8 9 3 ,30 had been a very good one for blackberries, yet the , . , .,, „„ . b.slies various degree, of tein|«rature, he baa Niagara, I won ...