... was reason in even a £5 fine and Costa. It is, however, not so much against well-conducted people, who go to look for few blackberries or nuts that these measures are directed, but against the half-gipsy people who » pick up a precarious living by gathering ...

... her lover unless he performed some heroic deed. He eloped with her mo'.hcr. People say that blackberries are good for the completion, but who wants a blackberry complexion I’ll give you fclO or thirty days.” “ Well, I’ll take the SlO, squire.” Hotel keepers ...

... any ease Liglish if not more so. Mr. Fleet mentirms weedy a more of noble and knightly families, who were as plentiful blackberries ieSuseex, and held, at one time or another, the larger portion the county. They have either voluntarily vacated their ...

... people like that 1 « Known them! In my country,” said the Co-u—u}:hmmtm lhli&nltl),“'.b.g are utghn iful as in England—blackberries. People wi noble names, with noble old houses, with children who must never learn anything, never be avything, because ...

... scenery here again was pretty, the birds were singing beautifully, and the hedges appeared full of hte, even the discarded blackberry bush seemed to have stronger shoots,. and to say, I will make you some puddings this year. Taking a sudden turn to the ...

... Leonards to Ecclesbourne, from the the sea, ar.d from the Barons of the Cinque £ to the hut of the poor labourer, with his blackberries.' His tomb w»s erected the mittee of the Religious Tract Society. Here fl( J come Archdeacon Hare and Joha Sterling) '^ ...

... little blue flower. soothes celestir, celestie, and the (Bnothere Youngii ; a curiosity was . • specimen of the American blackberry, a very fin e frut. as large as • mulberry. Their two stands of iloblias were the best in the show, and were awarded first ...

... children, Editb Smith, 2a 6d.; Ellen Edwards, 25.; George Randall, Is. lid. ; Berths Hill, Is. • Martha Manner, lid. Pint of blackberries, for children, Marsh Hill, 2i ; G. Burchell, la: F. Hill, EXTRA PRIZICIL—For the beat collection of vegetables (six sorts) ...

... competitors,added greatly to the general effect. Mr Balchin had & very fine box of gladioli, as well as a small American blackberry tree heavy with fruit. Single dablias too, made a very attractive show, and Mr mmond displayed a box of fine asters. There ...

... Eton, chief of our English schools.—From “Oifr Oion Country. lces.—Fruit creams, such as raspberry, strawberry, cherry, blackberry, plum, peach, apricot, currant, &c., are su--e to find favour, and all that necessary in most cases, providing the fruit ...

... told me to go the other side of the reed, and we went behind a hedge. He took my sister on his lap. I went to get some blackberries. The prisoner gave my eater • penny before we parted, and we bought some cakes with the money. The prisoner was Brewed ...

... the., sad whirs they got to chalk pits they all went to the other side of the hedee, and the man took hit oe lap. He met blackberrying, and when he his went away they let prisocer sitting down. Prisoner had given his siste • peney. The dons he that day was ...