... wind which drifted along at the time was verging hurricane. The gardens are suffering greatly. Scarcely a fourth of the blackberry crop to be seen. Already the cold winds have stripped the bushes berries and foliage everywhere. So severe has been the ...

... Jager', at the country whims, used to liken them when they were neglected young things, wandering about the park and picking blackberries, to the Babes in the Wood. Alexander was the name of the lad. He was seventeen years the junior of his brother Ludwig; ...

... both remarked looked very tike the English blackberry bah. Judge of delight and astonishment when looking discovered some flowers, and then tome frag quite ripe, and found that it was tiw real identical blackberry that, a boys, wa had of tea eaten in eld ...

... very like ,the English blackberry bash. Judge of our delight and astonishment when on looking about Lung we discovered some flowersi and. then ensue freut. oes quite ripe, and found -that it was the real identical , in blackberry that, as boys, we had ...

... accomplished by the Night Poaching Prevention Act will speedily be undone, and poachers will once again become as plentiful as blackberries in the autumn. The measure is one which may, for the time being, please those agriculturists who are | associated with ...

... pleasure in the proposition moved by the Vicar, tor one reason he would ive them—although he could give them % p tiful as blackberries in August. Their Mayor was iu the habit of ordering people to be locked up for drinking ou Sundays, and he seconded the ...

... beautifully worked. The Ist prize for screens was awarded for a large and most effectively painted screen on cashmere, with blackberries, convolvolus, hops, Blc, which for bold execution and beauty of design, well deserved its award. Miss C. Barton's Table ...

... SIR GEORGE is by The Baron, by Ring Tom; by Ilarkaway, by Economist Jetty (air George '. dam) is by King Candor tint of Blackberry. Every attention will be paid to Mores and Foals, but the owner will sot be accountable for sonidsuts occurring to gum. ...

... nil liven the up. The monnnt talk o' deein. Th' doctor towd ml afoor I come, she answered, sadly. He said, I met see blackberry time, an' that would be o.' Jim pressed her to his breast convulsively, and if his tears mingled with here it was no shame ...

... should say up to the present year, & le, Loss have been many isap intments; but now be taken Waggs seem as plentif: as blackberries, and ruption over, they all bear a very strong 1 of the bowels, ness, though as yet by no means appr race the the form ...

... were not patient enough let blossom ripen into fruit. There another reason that I like itmy reasons are as plentiful as blackberries (laughter). It appeals to the sympathies, and commands the respect, and approves itself to the judgment of outside like ...

... unpromising as it is, is not absolutely irreclaimable, hot is amenable to fructiferous disguise, J*f, by means of those American blackberry briars that «• delight ramble at their own sweet will, and the .Trait of which are mammoth globules of the most riebniss ...