... prosperity Stonehouse. (Hear, bear.) Its growth had been so fast that where, was young man, a farm stood and people picked blackberries, houses now stood. Some of its industries bad ebauged during bis recollection, but old ones bad away others had taken their ...

... experience of Who wrote this refrain? Is it correctly re. dered 7! the six weeks, The a number It is as common in the new: blackberries | day which he had in that time passed was 1 of Mites at this season of the year. think I have come |% He felt ¢batthe ...

... was not single lodging unlet. This it owes to its grand views, its lovely walks, it* green lanes where wild flower*, the blackberry, and the hazel nut flourish, and it* excellent snpply of pure water, and it* perfect drainage. During the past year the ...

... tta nadiaß. W to «a ; and foreijro. li per lb; filberts and Kealiib cobnota, to Iftl; I) thces, 4a ; and Sapoeala aota. ; blackberries, 8J ; and katel Bata. per quirt. Plovers: Kew*. axalais, and ebolca exotics, in fall bloom. Id to ; Cblaa aateraand astomn ...

... beery (Wlddowfleld). (Htbberd). and (Smrdley). Bekrtn^—6 4 Lady Whales. sto 2 S 1 Saodown. to 8 each Godfrey, Genre HIU, Blackberry. on the Inside, showed the way from Lady Wharlm, Godfrey, sew Moos next. Malaga heading the oihera, anttl a Quarter ...

... were they io get such facts from a Radical correspondent? Now, as to Mr. W. Hicks. (These Hickses seem to be plentiful blackberries, so the only wonder me is that at Pelynt statements concerning Mr. Hicks wore not repudiated by the whole Hicks portion ...

... companion. “The Lelt Tail,” L. Partridge, displays strength in form, but is not satis- ‘astery im colour. Miss Jane Inglis’s “Blackberry jatherers” is a capital work—broad ond fall of the greens may seem at the first glanoc a trifle too pronounced, the inherent ...

... prisoner in the service Mr T G coachbuilder of Holsworthy farm of master’s three miles distant with Mrs Sophia Brauud to pick blackberries Whilst the farm she was seized with Mrs at once took to get her home passing prisoner went into it and complaining of stabbing ...

... per cent., and the company is now prospecting for gold in the Transvaal. Millionaires will »oon be plentiful with us as blackberries are with you. The increase in the profits on diamond mining however, u quite natural increase. The chief cause it is the ...

... that cannot sin! Come, my child, 0 I said, trying to her away. “ Wish good-bye fta the poor hare, and oome and look for blackberries.” “Good-bye, poor here I” Sylvie obediently repealed, looking over bar shoulder turned away. And then, all in a momeol ...

... DEVON AND CORNWALL. icsil of ri|H- blackberries have been picked from > h.-lgc Captain John Hutellajjs’s garden at Callington, Nicholas and Williaiii K-.iuh rhave cacii ken linol for on the bigliwa at 'o\ I‘ark. Cal stock. TlfK Torouay lieacb yralmlay ...

... ferns iq every variety adorned their ride#. As we passed onward towards St. Tady, paused tiroes pick wild strawberries and blackberries which grew in the hedgerows which walked—a singular piieoomenon; or, at least, thought so. St Tu ly reached, we were struck ...