... carpenter at Greenford last Sunday. Youth, the copybooks used to say, is the season for enjoyment, and autumn is the time for blackberries and nuts. What should exceed, then, the gratitude of the aboriginal cockney, when after a Sabbath stroll into the country ...

... publichouse. lie said that he knew where to get eons, blackberries and nut., At that time preset:later had his watch and money with him. The teak him into the middle of a wood ; they got some blackberries, and stayed there an hour ems • half Whim they left ...

... were then taken back to Ealing pice-station. About an hour-and-a-half later Henry Rolf, of 3, Alma-villas, Ealing Dean. was blackberry ing near to the place where the sergeant caught the younger prisoner, and there concealed just inside the hedge was a dead ...

... Lewis , . coroner for tree, held an inquest on a lad named nil, who died woo-1 whet suddenly, after (tinge quantity of blackberries. Wa vomited violently after eating them, and the medical evidemse meat to chow that death was duet , ' convulsions upon ...

... . with one landscape, a well angled scene with a bird as the centre, and one slept representation of autumn leaves and blackberries. This latter secured—and deservedly so—the first prize, having been painted by Miss A. E. Heritage. of Pelham-street. ...

... unearthed in sortie old botanic gardea—and from these seeds sere obtained, and single Dahl.* are now also* as plentiful blackberries. It is • Anima fact that our ancestors, the earliest cultivators of the Dahlia in this country, at once almost proceeded ...

... stalks. lie distinctly saw the prisoner place the three in his bag.—The lea's mother said he took the bag out to get some blackberries. She gave him a good character, saying he bad been employed at a laundry.—lt appeared that prisoner had been pre% hiusly ...

... to him all the bronze looneyhe nossessee-- 7 d-, and Samaritan-like indicates to the guest whom be has just regaled on blackberries and nuts the way to the nearest railway station. Captstred haled before the watch and chain in his posseesion, efore a ...

... of the altar was a sheaf of wheat, oa that a sheaf of oats, while wheat and flower, formed the decorations the pulpit. Blackberries formed a principal fasten upon tie lectern. Against the chancel wall was the text Oh, praise the Lord, worked on rice ...

... between tie of ~e.ii.s, and s i lni i,,j y of the prisoners attended and said they were good toys. They left home to go blackberrying, and all idled to the comfort of visitors to every other bet had not slept at home ou Saturday night. part of the house ...

... Beyond thin, however, there woe • large and admirable which white lowers predominated. with a few beeches of the bumble blackberry revealing themselves awry the bloom. the rear of the foot there was an arrangement of the gay sunflower, and throughout ...

... passengers. The and Rookies were teattered over the Common, Duke of Ediuburgh saloon steamer returned to plentiful as blackberries in antimin. Football, London Bridge iu the afternoon, and again took on cricket, ite., had their place'. The cyclists ...