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... picnic bis park. The committee reported the blackberrying excursion to Forest success, so far as the pleasure of the outing went, and the fresh air and breezy winds from the uplands, but as for blackberries they were disappointing. ALEXANDRA PALACE WATER ...
... don’t get lift from the bull there. delightful to rang • voo Is .vheu they change, And the nuts get riper and rfper, And blackberries sweet invite you to eat, —lf you don’t get a bite from a viper. It’-tjcharming to float with the tide, in your boat. When ...
... ROSSITEE suggested whether it was not possible to away with the tolls which were charged on the sale of wild fruits, such blackberries. The young people who sold these things could badly afford pay it, and he thought it was a toll that ought not be levied ...
... roast crabs by the fire, whereof this parish yields none —the climate is too cold—only the dainty fruits of wortles and blackberries. - Old Westoote was living some 25 miles to the south, at West Raddon, Shobrooke parish, when he penned ' these tales ...
... furnished • reward in the shape of numerous insects, a good wale' nest, several ferns, and an abundance .1 wild raspberiies and blackberries, not to menden the pleasant converse ti which pawing scenery gave rise. }Await church was readied at half-last three. Its ...
... pears, 3s. to ss. per sieve ; fil- berts and Kentish cob nuts, 6d. to lOd. per 11). ; walnuts, 2s. to 3s. per hundred ; blackberries, Is. per quart. I- i Roses in blossom, 4s. to 6s. ; autumn plants, ss. 6d. to 4s. per pot; fancy baskets of flowers for ...
... and Bis 6d, each offered at bs and Ss Od A few of the subjects may be THE STRAY CALF REPOSE THE RUSTIC BRIDOR MINDING BABY BLACKBERRY GATHERERS SWINGING BY THE SRA FINDING THE SRA GULI , &e A Parcel of Four will be semt, carriage free, to amy address, on ...
... the Royal Academy in 1846. Subsequently to that date he produced Arlete discovered by Due Robert le Diable (1848); Tho Blackberry Gatherers and Scenes from the Tempest of Shakespeare (1849) ; The May Queen and Mariana Singing (1852) ; The ...
... all. How history can be so certain as to the relative value of two birds concealed from view, perhaps by big clusters of blackberries, I don’t kuow. History is not always right, and may aonictimca make mistakes like the gentleman who accidentally slew the ...
... and Rustic Garden perhaps the Double Cherry, the Laburnum, the beautiful Weeping Birch, drooping over the grand walks, the Blackberry, on pillars, casting its leaves when autumn appears, and covered with flowers and fruit all the summer, may be pronounced ...
... Horse, years, 16-2, up to 17 stone. fabout 14 | hands, quiet BLACKBERRY, Dark Brown Cob,J in singteand 5 BU.LBERRY, Dark Brown Cob, j double har- I ness, and to l^ride. Blackberry and will be sold together separately. These horses were hunted ...
... could find. I should ssy the School Board asserting its influenos hers A little girl of ssvsn for whom had been gathering blackberries that were out of her reach, exclaimed in ecstasy her sister of tea, “Oh I look Mary, joog’s nearly full.” The rider sister ...