... berry-bush, when the first fruit was unripe, one mild it was ridiculous to call them blackberries, when they were red. Don't you know, said hie friend, that blackberries are always red when they are green. Trronaarincet. Easons.—On one occasion Casting ...

... ten o'olocx on Saturday morning, when near Tinkersick Farm, cm the road to Brimington, he saw a number of little girls blackberrying. Gough w.s pushing a hand-cart or barrow before him, and the deceased left the rest of the girls and walked up the road ...

... water. One enthusiastic traveller said was Rhine ministure. Ths dark green the juniper and hooeysuckle, together with the blackberries and the overladen a pine trees, mske a picture not seen elsewhere. The finest nwsr. downy cover* every hank down to the ...

... fields of waving ludian corn, aud also acres blackberry trees. In New Jersey the bramble is cultivated to great perfection; the trees are planted at regular intervals, aud something like currant bushes. The blackberry, thus cared for, grows to about the size ...

... |j « bCJsttJ • to Is; Ijcbeee, ; and espocaia not*. 61 per lb *«oem p,o p.m. 30 149 610 7* Sw. IS| cherry applet. 4il; blackberries. ; and molberrie*. par Mr. Woodman g Prom.se, aged. JOst s.O a.m. 59979'■5'0 5-SS '/7 3634310 * quart, Choice triliea. ...

... labourers and others of proprietary rights in the soil they cultivate. EPITOME OF NEWS. BRITISH AND POIRIGN. At Odenwald the blackberry Is much valued, and a ill quantity claret is from its juke. The yield this memos in some is valued frogs 10,0311 to 110 ...

... 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 ...

... Miss Bradshaw contributes some terra cotta plaques with by her. whilst Mr. Cole has forvarted one of his pictures, “The Blackberry Gatherers perfames have hean kindly con- tributed by Mr. Vicary, chemist. Asaistance is 2 ndered by the Misses Bradshaw ...

... 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 ...

... being burnt. gurensrmoe Amur Bumuseaarem—Once more the blackberry is not without its folk-lore, and there is • popular superstition that the Devil always puts his cloven foot upon the blackberries on Michaelmas Day, and on this account it is considered ...

... day* sloe* could boast aching beade, empty pocket*, e*)r%.wbd heart?, and deilitoU) toes,‘e and praise pray. The Sunday blackberry and water-creas gatherers were found among the number, and if nothing mure were done, good fa being accuonilished hy ...

... church has been executed in a very tasteful manner, sheaves and bunches of wheat, oats, barley, grapes, apples, pears, blackberries, aHd several other kinds of fruits, both cultivated and wild, being intermixed with floweriDg plants, with a pleasing effect ...