... presence aa to their Easter ramble—they always called ramble, though we bad been three girls and boy going to look for blackberries—l chanced to say had heard Rips tons in Devonshire spoken oi locality. I don’t know who told me so, and I don't want to ...

... snowberry, cotoneaster, pyrus juponica, with other occupants of the shrubbery, are with few exceptions, very lightly laden. Blackberries seem to be an exception ; fir though much laterin ripnln‘tli‘n usual, they keep up their old character of being plenti ...

... your girls. A silk velvet rain would also make 'ens happy. A mud-turtle can neither fly, sing, gallop, laugh, cry, or go blackberrying, and yet if they are let alone they get along just as well the young man who tries to be funny at a lawn patty. A short ...

... result of the last Municipal elections was not unnoticed at the Cabinet Councils which have of late been plentiful as blackberries. And the MINISTER'S henchman, Mr. CORRY, duly informed him that a great majority of Liberal Mayor's had been elected previous ...

... Valerian. Scirpus tylvaticut. Millet Cypems-grass. Wood Clubgrass. Stipa peanut a. Downy Feather-grass. Empetrum nigrum. Black-berried heath, Crow, or Crake-berries. Sanguitorba nfficinali*. Great Barnet. Burnet Bloodwort. Cynoglotsnm officinale. Great ...

... white, per 2lb Pepper, white and black, pa on. ALL GOODS DELIVERED Gooseberry, per lb. .. Damson, per . .. Apple and Blackberry, per .. Black Currants, lib pots, each do. loose, per lb. .. Damson, in pots Strawberry, in lit pots .. Raspberry do. R ...

... tfll be young •o easily reared now as earlier in the season of blackberry ch-ckena; this ni*bablT^aw__ chicken, hatched during the ?? t+lmm? rT l^_S BMtwi ? lcto hfv^when blackberries are ripe. If ahnilar wea__-T«LZ • June or July the Sects arH_ on^y^ed ...

... shouldn’t wonder if we came to a bad end like the babes in the wood,’ protesto-l Celia. * I imagine ns existing on unripe blackberries for a week or so,and then lying resignedly down to die. I don’t believe a bit in the birds putting leaves over ns. That’s ...

... and par dozaa. PEACHES NRCTAUIMEB,4c, Dwarf trained. 30»,42t at d per dozen .. in pota, eatabliahed pyramida, 5a each. BLACKBERRIES fira beat American rarletiea, per OOOSEBEURIES, mulety, 18a per I 1 0,2 a p CURRAI4T3, Red and Black. Ifia per 100. 2a ...

... common 4a pa sit% e ; tor:filbets, B.eatish Cobs, sapocara nuts, and lysbas, 5,1 e per lb. ; walnut., 26 to 4s per IVO; blackberries, 61 per pent. Fiowers—Choice pious, oc autu. runs! do., 4. per pot ; cut flowers, 26 61 per bunch ; and large and fancy ...

... remark but if sympathy with the society he is cognisant of a stream been flowing to him the eyes are eyes no more into them blackberries others are liquid and deep wells might fall into and others are oppressive and devouring take too notice There are eyes ...

... Sisters•-roisd of the memory, a bit of real country, the district of butterflies, of the pretty dog roses, and of luscious blackberries. The Seven Sisters'-road of to-day we know still better, being, as it is, the entrance from Holloway to the already great ...