... Such general are not very uncommon and the botanist of Europe is but too familiar with cases in Selers (willows) Bubus (blackberries) and Rose (wild roses). This state of things is natural, end has not arisen under cultivation. In ' Chinchona.' the great ...

... revenue and the demoralisation of the people. Mhowra was no more an important article of food to the people of India than blackberries tothe people of England. _ _ Saheb V. N. Mandlik opposed the Bill. He said that uihowra was largely used as food by the ...

... numbers since I was last in Bangalore, and Commissioners on their thousands of rupees a month were nearly as common as blackberries! Ah me! ah me! they are few and far between now; the old racing confederacy has been broken up, and our Aryan brethren ...

... e, and large-leafed creepers beautify the hedges, while the valley sides are relieved by patches of wild guava, tangled blackberry brake, and yellow acacia with its innumerable dark saplings and close shade, where life and sunlight are not. A dark mass ...

... spotted with autumnal tints, and the damp ground beneath is covered by newly fallen, or by decomposing leaves. There are many blackberry bushes showing fine bunches of fruit, either half ripe, and of a deep crimson hue, or ripe and of a deep glistening black ...

... ehillig them to recommend children to lbws whose parents are respectable, and so as if Indian children grew as plentifully as blackberries in an English lane. Perhaps these philanthropists go into details, and Wats a thrilling tale of the long engagement if ...

... position brought him eito contact as a burro saheb. But we have altered all that now. Colonels have beoome as plentiful as blackberries, and are employed on all sorts of duties and in all kinds of situations that can hardly tend to iroprees their men with ...

... pears which made • delicious preserve, apples, strawberries, cape gooseberries, quantities of a wild fruit very like the blackberry, but not so delicate In flavour. I sat for the leaf of it, and found It much larger and coarser than that of our Satoh fruit ...

... the local Volunteers; a little farther to one side, a matron confided her garments to the line; beneath and around us, blackberries smiled invitingly. Buddealy, as elderly popped up from amongst them, and asked for a =stab. His hands were violently suge ...

... bouchas again on a common, and, presently, is tolerably certain to enters wood. Thus begirt with ferns and wood flowers, blackberry bushes and furs*, Esher reposes peacefully, untroubled by the disquieting affairs of the outer world, and visited by few ...

... sir and exercise wasted? Breezy commons surrounded one, nodding with ferns and heather, where nestled at this of the year blackberries on their thorny bashes, and gentle.. violets in unsassming corners; where the rosinlades air refrosbed,and the infrequent ...

... experiments appear to have been tried, and the results have not been uniformly successful. Gooseberries, red currants, blackberries, olive trees, chestnuts, kc., were distributed to each division, but almost in every case the seeds failed to germinate ...