... the fll The Englishi nericulturist is reminded by a con- add it temporary (sytlEeshectTtateetlr pir ic a fruit is thle blackberry, and that for lain making Jo11n ?? and wine and cordial mitking, it tmight pay to J cultivate thle humble and liaidy bramble ...

... a few on the opposite w side of both questions. At these gather- t ings members of Parliament will be as e plentiful as blackberries, and Rs tedious 01 as a Chinese drama. The newspapers will be J Rooded with the opinioni of gentlemen whose b influence ...

... feeble e things in most cases that no private person would v. Ft buy thein, even if guineas were as common with P II him as blackberries in a Surrey laise. Eveir if r' s many people had the money, they could not atfford Is house-room for endless sets of t ...

... togather a blackberries, they say it was an old custoim of the a college for thie Juniorstudents to do so occasionally during the season. Thev had willingly done so themselves when they were juniors. And theI present principal partook of the blackberry h eake ...

... canopy of the heavens. This time, how- e is ever, he has taken money with him, and it is not if supposed he will live on blackberries, or X n even -wild fowl, and while some fear he may have t .- done himself harm, others suggested that he has r .- not ...

... part Of the habitable globe it's the oustom to giye the ecildre a trote. Sunday Shoules in all over the paee a thick as blackberries on a hedge. BOys an' Be?is, big an' little, from the Salem. an' 6flotaeo to the St. John's an' St. Mary's, gis ?? that ...

... locality came to be called Y.stAl-r-Fera, that is, Ystill-y-wswvera, owing to the customn of the natives to go there to gather blackberries. When Wales was thickly wooded, gathering acorns was an important occu- pation; and no doubt so was gatirering blackber- ...

... eormmng cash box and money ed were found tbe missing.Zme hours afterwards the eash box was found by a child who was od teing blackberries in a field outside the town. The olos of such a large sum was, Ds may be o immgined, a source of great grief to the aufortm ...

... 6587 -Y ScuDa;DYDAsTra.-On Thursday morning aawoma ny amed M1targaret Morgan went to thle Were Hier ig Wood to gathier blackberries, and two or three k. hours after being lost seen alive asoe was discovered a-lying in thre wood quite dead. is S\VANNSEt ...

... Misses Vigors, Miss Rice, and Miss Gabb. On this stall were sone beautiful hand-painted sip plates, on which were rose and blackberry Vat- in terns, and menu cards, by Miss Price, of Triley -q Court, together with etchings of Dickens's cherac- Ja tets. There ...

... will deserve all the loss that mav come upon. them in consequence. Irfant prodigies of the musical kind are as thick as blackberries now-a-days. Otto lieggner is the name of the latest arrival. Otto, who is eleven years of age, and looks rather younaer ...

... have been pulled up, and so have many of the who sleepers, and this, with the loose stones which lie nee about as thick as blackberries in October, does not thei: render pedestrianism by any means easy. But it h i who could grumble while dtjoying the luxury ...