... the culmninating point of St. llelena. Here a few roughly-squared blocks of tufa, now over- grown with wildl-pel)er and blackberry brambles, are all that remain to mark the site of Edmund Ialley's observatory, where 200 years ago he noted the transit ...

... winter in the stress of the sharp and continued frosts the greenfinches were driven in December to swallow the shrivelled blackberries still on the brambles. The fruity part of the berries was of course gone, and nothing remained but the seeds or pips, dry ...

... big white convolvolus stare with wonder-wide eyes, the honeysuckle is out, the wild geranium blooms in the long grass, the blackberry bushes are full flower, and the poppies blaze forth in great clusters at eveiy turn of the road. The corn is only just beginning ...

... conceive that a man had any right to preservo hares and rabbits. When God made tho land he put the in into it just like the blackberries and the mushrooms aud such like. And so tho kippers were like the police enemies, and 110 man was to be blamed for ...

... ; and damsons, ss. to 6s. per sieve oranges, 2s. to 3s. 6d.; lemons, 2s. 3s. ; bananas, ; and quinces, to 4s. per dozen blackberries, 3d. Sunt; hothouse grapes, 2s. 6d. to Bs. per lb.; melons, Is. s. ; pineapples, 2s. 6d. to Bs. ; and shaddocks, 2s, each ...

... Bernard Wake, a leading Shefie!;i>: citor, was fined £i and costs yesterday for savagely beating a man ivho found gathering blackberries in a wood on his beat. Another attempt to effect an escape has been ?? by one of the caln employed on the works in connection ...

... Wake, a leading Shefield sid citor, was fined r and costs yesterday for savagely beating a man 4hv2 if found gathering blackberries in a wood on his beat. Another attempt to effect an escape has been made by one of the conv1ii employed on the works in ...

... of the few would accompanied the vicious self* indulgence the many. (Hear, hear.) Agnostics were said to as plentiful as blackberries, and the means of mischief theyjeffectedwere the delivery lectures on debated subjects, the more popular em* ployment of ...

... the open lorders, and is useful as a hedge plant All the privets dower in the summer, and many bear clusters of shining blackberries. Rhododendrons are propagated in various ways. The common poutioum, which has flowers of a light purple colon-, and grows ...

... ? of m silder ssood, like the second 1 ;ilaiss jis the BIllbOs in the W 'ood, w vas help- i lga little Priseco to blackberries, abig char- i ho ulnfailing resoureo of spiritetd noblemuen. A n~ judgoeof Session, a dlignified person, wns once tl seized ...

... do part of the family's scrambling for money, by picking wild strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, and fine luscious blackberries, and standing on the road side, offering the fruit for sale to the tourists in pretty baskets, platters, or boxes of birch-bark ...

... reality. One of the prettiest of the rmodemrin subjects is _Mr. Christie's full-length figure of a little girl gathering blackberries (3 1), to whichl he gives the title of A Rose aualong Thorns ; and in the same class of purely naturalistic art may ...