... the youngest fourteen mouths old, being in • perambulator, when leaving the vehicle for • few minutes whilst she gathered blackberries, it commenced to run down an in( line, iu.d eventually fell into the North Staffordshire Canal, near Marecastle station ...

... could manage it myself. I went on, but conld not the way out, and as I began to get very hungry indeed, I pieced • lot of blackberries and other little things to tat. 3 hen it began to get dark again, and as I was getting again very tired, I lay down to ...

... plentiful as blackberries in alit but the favounte berry holds its own, as it conies when the other members of the berry tribestrawberry. raspberry, bilberry and cranberry-- base departed. This year the fruit is plentiful and cheap. and a blackberry dumpling ...

... reached, the height llf ten thousand hundred feet, lie secured a good , collection of plants, including giant heather, blackberries and bilberries. Mr. Stanley writes in ~ picturesque style His letters full of selienture, and will he eagerly to all interested ...

... loosestrife, willowiherb, bramble. blossom, scabious, and heather; and, finally, the rear rank', closed up by hazel nut I, blackberries, hipa and haws, mountsin briony berries, with, as the latest straggl tr, the yellow.sterred ragwort shivering, lonosorno ...

... grtin leaf to lb. Missed brown one that abows tender el fading. the plant is displayed. On another, the yearly story of the blackberry is Sold in the same realistic faeLion, summing op the whole tale in a oglei,co, defiant of chronology The hats are fly large ...

... by taking went pr; z., in edditioe, winning the quickstep prize. Some folks are apt to regard muoliroon. gathering like blackberry getting—a kind of ,port, and certainly not es an offence at nAt the law. Boys, especially, like the fun of help. lag themselves ...

... the rich epicure who enjoys black Hamburgh grapes, to the poor country child who revels in bilberries now, as he will in blackberries ere I. there coins in wide ranges of tastes and (MI the demer-table fruit shares with the tasty confectbans of the pastry ...

... example cit the misdealt by ommitting him to prison. Rorer.. Flower services may now be expected to be as plentiful as blackberries in the autumn. In our distritt. Newcastle would seem to have led E in thews agreeable the Congregationalists having their ...

... pasted. It is Io doubt a peat honour to be twice mayor of a borough. for really good meyors are not quite as plentiful as blackberries in 'atom'. The Town Comma of Newcastle Justice unanimously elected the retiring Mayor (Mr. Bullotk) 13 take the atothei ...

... street Board School, Newcastle, i 3 lasoat.d a locative and highly•deiirable one, Or schoolmasters are ma plentiful as blackberries in judging from the fact there were no fewer than 193 applications for the appointment. The ishepherds of Talke have done ...

... sum- I named for assaulting Joseph Clark. a labouring man. at • Emler. in inatant. —Clark stated that be was gathinnic blackberries when the defendant came up and thrashed him stick, and, the from a mastiff, set the animal at him. The but him. who appeared ...