... things—with fishing, hunting, farming, walking, camping-out—with all that takes one to the open ficlis and woods, One may go a blackberrying and make some rare discovery ; or, while driving his cow to pastare, hear a new song, or make a new observation. Secretslurk ...

... the still it webs of silver were all glittering with dew, and bri an acorn and a mushroom fouud themselves side Jed on the blackberry bushes, aud The mushroom was tall and fresh-looking, it a deal of himself. Bat the little acorn, half hidden in the ground ...

... Andrew Montgomery, Boreland— Mr James Cun Commended, Messrs J. & 8. Nivison—-Underwood, Commended, Messrs Ro & J. Shennan—! Blackberry THE SALE. After the prizes had been awarded the bulls were sold as usual by Mr Wallet, auctioneer. Competition was ve brisk ...

... 841•1 hi bun 111 85.% Bali ll.iriNt boy • farm. Hoar the thumbsr It laity a hate as you arr dii ae a ? berries. 1i.,.. Blackberries ; they ma all 11l have to ilo le hire hale to pck ...

... knows ‘ow [ voted !” big Wuaicn Nosopy Cay Dexy.—The Government have been beaten all over the country by an over- whelmi as blackberries, majority. Reasons for this are plenty we may mention ...

... lordship’s operations are instructive ; he has planted 100 acres with straw- be: and 50 acres with raspberry canes, whilst his blackberry bashes number 223,000, all of the best sorts. Add to these thousands of plums and apple trees. and the magnitude of Lurd ...

... the neighbourhood of dney such fruits as the peach, nectarine, apricot, um, hig, pe, cherry, and orange are as plenti- as blackberries. The orangeries and orchards of New South Wales are among its sights ; and in the neighbourhood of Sydney and round Port ...

... reply time on the wall (which counsel ex during the wi to the court is 4 ft. 6 in. where the others high), and that the for blackberries was a narrow between the wall and a bed of strip of thorn bushes. Is it as mach as that (counsel about yard)? d that it ...

... movement. e intends to visit the chief towns in the States and At Bothwelishields Brae, near alittle 2, boy was gathering blackberries when he mi his and fell over a precipice 18ft. high. He was fatally injared.—At Midcalder a man ll over a high, and was ...

... the Maxwell- was Mr Shortridge and the Rev. town was Market Street, where Mr Weir with a suggestion that i were thick as blackberries in autumn and of be done to provide an entertainment for the poor kinds as various as the hues of the rainbow. Here also ...