... the Hilling, the elopes are mass of primroses and bluebells. During our visit went frequently in search of mushrooms ami blackberries, which are generally, when in season, very plentiful on Lundy ; the latter grow to the size of mulberries, and the brambles ...

... here, ignorant of the fact that lie was doing wron ...

... jury returned aa open verdict. knew that two three men bad been arrested. The name of Dwyer in Limerick was ss plentiful blackberries autumn. (Laughter.) 1 knew that the names of the men who were supposed have committed the murder would be published in ...

... frenzy by soldier of unsullied bravery and, in certain respects, unequalled talents. Centenaries of all kinds are as common blackberries, but the idea of a tercentenary celebration of “an execution and burial’ is unquestionably original. I'nder the auspices ...

... 4s per half sieve; tomatoes, 3§ per dozen Ihs.; cucumbers, frame. 2s to per Is to 1* 3d per bundle; cocoanuts, UiAdner blackberries. 2s per basket. beetrooU,,fliPMtaol#n ; walnuts, Cs to 6d per prickls ; per bsg _ u«e, 7, Tavi- Cattlb.— andtAtchcT* attended ...

... nuts. Is per lb.; water melons, fid; and sound ditto, 3s each; pineapples, 3s to fis per ditto ; damsons, fid per quart; blackberries, fid per lb.; woodnuts, 2d a pint. Vegetables: Cauliflowers, 4d; cucumbers, fid and Is each; mixed salad, 4d; mushrooms ...

... high lights,” if she will add a few of the whitest featho-s from the traveller’s joy, and then some bunches of half-ripe blackberries and a few (but very few) rose hips, she can scarcely fail to be pleased with her handiwork, or to receive many compliments ...

... cooking app’cs, 2d to 4d plums, 4d Gd ; damsons, 8d ; Kentish cob nuts and filbtrrs, ?d to Is per lb.; bullices, Id ; and blackberries, per quart. WHiTECHArrL llat axd Stuaw. A fair supply on fale. Trade was I. previous price*. Prime clover, 90s to 10bs; ...

... agriculturists is, to in for cultivating mushrooms ar blackberries. What a prospe for the country . hildren ! Fancy every mushroom-meadow taborej to the early rural rambler, and all the blackberries strictly •• preserved,* in the sense of partridges, not ...

... responsible place. A man needs to have nil his eyes and ears about him. And, moreover, situations in London don’t grow, like blackberries bushes, to gathered Ht will.” “ Humph!” commented Captain Garrick. “So se.-ms.” , And perhaps,” lioppfully added Steele ...