... country might send up hundreds of tons o w f blackberries every year, which would be eagerly bought up by these poor fellow creatures of thous. Some persons really, might make a fortune out of the despis ed blackberry (laughter). In conclusion, he assured them ...

... description of provision And many were buying some horrid-looking Btuff in tbe shape of jams I thought tons and tons of blackberries we could easily get and send up there (laughter) assure they would buy such fruit with avidity and I believe that if a ...

... horrid-looking stuff in the shape of jam, and I thought of the tons and tons of blackberries we could send up there. I thought a man might make a very good thing selling blackberries. In conclusion I have only to add that as long as I have the honour of being ...

... and New England hundreds of get income from the gathering and sale of the wild Btawberry raspberry blueberry huckleberry blackberry and cranberry These small fruits are mostly consumed home In the Genessee Valley peaches were carted about in waggon loads ...

... a spade by its proper name ? Sure I am, at all events, that a Royal Commission, butter, cheese. the colour of butter, or blackberry jam, or the grinding the face of the labourer as has been advised to-day, will not mend the matter. Dr. Hopkins said England ...

... call a spade by its proper name. Rare lam at all events that a Royal Commission on butter, cheese, the colour of butter, or blackberry jam, or grinding the face of the labourer, as has been advised to-day, will not mend the matter (applause). Dr. Hopkins ...

... call a spade by its proper name Sure I am at all eveuts that a Royal Commission on butter cheese the colour of butter or blackberry jam or grinding the face of the labourer as been advised to-day will not tneud tbe matter Hopkins Goitrewen said had not ...

... have another view of yonder landscape. A scene so fair is not soon forgot. I saw some children with a basket filled with blackberries. ■nd I, having a great liking for that fruit, went off to gather some, and forgot all about my suicidal tendencies. As ...

... and the talented amongst our miners and best labourers Nature’s gentlemen everywhere to be found in Wales as numerous as blackberries they are sure to equal in the walks and battles of life their rivals whether English Irish or Scotch Let them have fair ...

... have been exploded by sceptics or least dismissed with contumely from their minds since theories with them are plentiful blackberries” are curious to learn they can propound to fill up the aching void in the hearts of children of sorrow And they are equal ...

... Yorker “ Wal I s’pose Zepb he ’s gone down to blackberry lot most likely” “Blackberry lot” Winthorp replied with a fine of irony Blackberry lot indeed does he blackberryin’ I should like know I’ll blackberry him I kin tel) you whenever I ketch him Jest ...

... lane— one sweetest lanes in England in late March or early April the hedges are already in the more sheltered spots the blackberry is beginning to blossom there are quantities of flowers most splendid primroses ox-lips dog-violets celandine white stitehwort ...