... meal, which consisted uniformly of bread from the village, and milk purchased of a neighbour, though sometimes were added blackberries from the hills, or a cod or haddock from the bay. Her father was too suspicious to have mush to do with his neighbours ...

... making this a ' competent and relevant libel ,, be initiating a conrso . which would tend to maka libels as plentiful as blackberries and aa valueless , and . not one ^ of them would ba safe • for a single . hour ; ( Hear , hear . ) ' Ih _ fact , they ; ...

... daylight, And looking sharply up among the branches Jock quickly discerned a covey of the precious birds, sitting as thick as blackberries on one leg among the branches and fast asleep. Very methodically Jock kindled a twig fire of matches and brimstone directly ...

... captains. Linois had seen for some time that the Eastern Seas were getting too hot for him. British cruisers were thick blackberries ; rich prizes were rare as angels’ visit*. His ships were sadly in need of overhauling ; his crews were home sick, lie ...

... , while Mr. Waddell had only to exceed the start of 80 p. by 10 gs. to secure Neva, a nice filly, with good action. Blackberry, a strong, lengthy, promising filly, was not very dear at 66 gs. to Mr. Wilkie, Auchnagatt. The four two-year-old fillies ...

... “Winnie” very formed filly sold Mr A Russell 105 “Delight” sold to Lord Macclesfield 75 I fine filly of good action guineas “Blackberry told 66 to Mr Wilkie thrss-ysar-old number war led into ring “Hopeful” tad short cheap 180 to D of looked forward to much ...

... it is to her i pen their shoulders the burden of the intri.nes that are found there, more plentiful by far tl an earthly blackberries, more prodigious and port ntoui than any comst that ever glared. They are all cousins of the celebrated Count of Monte ...

... tw»>year-old filly that brought the largest price was Winnie, s.-H 105 guineas. ilkie, Auchnagatt, Aberdeenshire, purchased Blackberry Go guineas. The average for two-year old fi.U-'S was 4s. Two three year-old stallions were exposed. One only fetched guineas ...

... watermelon half cut down, and showing the pink heart within, a pile of rosy bloom-cheeked peaches, and a profusion of garden-blackberries, luscious new luxuries to me. When man can eat no more he can still eat fruit—whence the wisdom of our ancestors relegated ...

... not been as much money realised off the land as pay for seed and labour. and cases of nothing for rent are as common as blackberries in July consequently there is little wonder at the quantity of land seeking tenants. Landlord occupancy has been tried ...

... that if the grace o' God has nee changed your heart, yonr face proclaims ye a most tremendou s rogue! Have you any blackberry pies? Wed a hungry traveller of the mistress of a tumbledown shanty by the roadside in one of the upper counties of South ...

... was a rare day's racing at Alexandra Park this afternoon, horses turning out fur the different ?r vents us plentiful no blackberries in the autumn; ,as ins fact, I don't recollect a better dlay's sport at any as jsuburban gathiering forauny months past ...