... afterward*. A shocking sccident took place Monday at Peni arth, Glamorganshire, where a youth named James M'Janet waa gathering blackberries on the summit of Peniarth Cliff, near the zigzag path. Missing his footing, be was precipitated over the rock, a depth ...

... elderlurrry trees were dotted with bunches ««f bright red berries, wl.i amid the n-ugh leaves the hazels green nuts nestled. Blackberry buehe* laden with red fruit shot their long thorny arms ugh the hedge*, and here and there at interval* ab-ng the lane the ...

... fowls enjoy the marshy mudland together—and now it is the beginning of a long steep hill, with sweet-smelling briar and blackberry hedges on each side, and semi-cultivated land beyond. A little way up the hill, to the right, stands 'The Boar's Head,' ...

... and bashes are pretty rife too. There are variety of cherry trees, which seem to grow everywhere ; and rasp and bramble, blackberry bushes, grow on hill and in valley—some of them towering twelve feet high. Some of the forest trees, especially oak and ...

... and this ix another reason why we pay our tribute to the memory of our Idol. But in gowi faith, reasons are an plenty as blackberries. Burns the greatest reformer of his age. What wax the chief evil of that age! Why, hereditary rank—s system which rewarded ...