... fire to the straw and then ran away, he took the boy into custody and he told him lie went under the hedge and got some blackberries.—)lr. Croak said he could not say what the damage would amount to but he should think from ten to twelve hundred pounds ...

... which gladdens our eyes in spring with its bright yellow &we's, is frequently used for stakes, rods, and hop-poles. The blackberry bush grows a nice fruit, which we all know, and which our schoolboys fully enjoy. The furze, with its yellow flowers, bfautify ...

... Rev G H Singular Affair happened at Denetts Cottage occupied Mr Baker Coachman to G M Tracy Esq his wife having gone out Blackberrying in the afternoon locked the cottage up laid the key in its usual place to enable her husband to get in who had occasion ...

... In the Niagara and other districts I saw large Plantations of peaches, apples, and grapes ; strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, gooseberries, and currants not being so largely cultivated. Before I proceed further I should like to make a few remarks ...