... The child was being taken out by a girl, in a perambulator, and the latter felt tike vehicle for a minute to l ook for blackberries, when it started down an incline and overturned into womb water, tho child being drowned before it couli be rescued. A ...

... moues. And then, too, bow you see the children trying to pull the hedges to pieces with their confounded blackberrying. Who wants to go blackberry ing,l should like to know One comfort is that when they do they Mira) s manageto Swatch themselves. or else ...

... this stood tiny 011118•01 of corn sad of grapes alternately. The pulpit attracted attention, being decorated with oats sad blackberries and designs of white aegis, and fronts at the be TIN font was an attractive feature, wreaths of mowberries, crow of ...

... a tooth. The injured man is recovering slowly. A Nsw rural Industry being opened ap in Kent —namely, the cultivation of blackberries for profit. Enormous quantities of this fruit are grown us the hedges in the lanes and other parts of that county, and ...

... Clerk he stated be ooukl not spell his name.—Complainant stated that on the day in question she was in a field picking blackberries, when the prisoner, whom she had previously seen sitting against Mr. Biggs meadow, got over a gap into the same field, ...

... beck, the whole effeet being charming. The windows looked well. filled in with eitg•tahlre and with • row of ruddy I and blackberries for a border. pulpit and reading desk were suitably decorated with d in wheat and oats. Texts of the same were : the windows ...

... and add to them lump-veer to taste, about half a pound. In a day or two filter through a- - and bottle. Jaw.—Pick the blackberries carefully, as they are often infested with worms; reject all unripe ones, and to each pound of fruit allow ;lb. of lost ...

... encores in the Were I the Wear, Wog compelled to acknowledge the applsoes which followed the latter by an ditty, Blackberries and Kisses. With this mespillan of the Nat West Anthem, the item mos the choral belled, The Killer's Wadies, by !sing ...

... because he has more book-learning than his father, to despise trade, and seek to be a . clerk. Clerks are as plentiful as blackberries. Advertise for one, and you will soon be convinced of this. The calling is overstocked. That is one reason for not seeking ...

... poet, the painter, end the lover of nature. Before Istviag the castle grounds, let is visit the Mausoleum on the summit of Blackberry Hill, in repose the remains of many of the noble ancestors of the Reload heady, removed is. to it from the vaults at Botteeford ...

... be Boughton Malletalla. We sank the hill—prod** would be • Otter term—imd men sunny saddles are nosey as plentiful as blackberries. Alter 3or 4 big ass have been negotiated Cold Brook presented itself, sad I understand proved to be scold brook indeed ...

... pleasing to the ear, and the result was • vociferous encore, which she nietenulecl to with the jolly and humorous song, Blackberries or Kisses. Mr. Edgar Mortimer's Guiding Light (by J. Haury) was eitilfully gives in hie line bees voice ; an ; encore ...