... who was formerly a butcher, farmed 182 aerie, and had a large number of cattle. ' Some alothes, found hidden under the blackberry bushes in a cornfield, are identified et having belonged to , deceased. A large quantity of plate itolen from the house ...

... Grey braided her hair for another; when Agneta set her gipsy hat in the most bewitching fashion at Oliver, and gathered blackberries in the company of the miller of Friarten Mill and his sister, the blaokberries not being by any wails Agneta's chief object; ...

... Thus, in Staffordshire, there notion prevalent among the peasantry that the Devil always puts Ids cloven foot upon the blackberries this day. is considered, therefore, highly unlucky to gather any more during the remainder of the year —an idea which exists ...

... when people were dying by thousands from cholera, I derived the same benefit from the use of the juice of the blackberry. In America the blackberry grows to a far larger size than in England, and I 'believe the warm climate of any of the Australian Colonies ...

... agreed to meet for tea in the grounds of a cottage hard by, and meanwhile the happy party separated, some to gather unripe blackberries, and to roll down the bill that they might have the pleasure of coming up again, others to play cricket, others to enjoy ...

... recent writers against the cardinal doctrine of Christianity.--Golden Hours has several good things, among which we notice a Blackberry Pudding, and Mrs. Paul's serial novel, Was She Mistaken ? —ln the Liberal World there appears another paper by Mr. Percy ...

... plmtothomm tion of game, which had made the Geound Bill ‘mh‘fihflds MMtEM the measure would to promote a (-linfi between T o of blackberries from the ‘toended a to the ufim to take the piace of &m ‘mflnwwugwuwdu“‘ 'as he had seen of & h‘l’ofl:\-». court-roads e ...

... Sept’, it, 1880. bar two,” as plentiful as blackberries in this unusually-prolific blackberry-month. One of the principal features of this meeting used to be the friendly rivalry which was brought to issue between North and South ; and the mind ol the ...

... doing so when the keeper seized him and handled him very roughly. Harris said be went into the meadow for the purpose of blackberrying, and Harris's defence was that he remained in his cart. Superintendent Dunham mentioned that Langatone was a native of ...

... food. Good salads are made of green leaves and shoots, and of common weeds well. Thus in the young tops and leaves of the blackberry we have that salad which was common at the tables of the Greeks, who mixed with their lettuce, did the Romans, too, the ...

... stc;yiug at t Albert-villas, Hfaywards-heath, deposed that olr the previous afternoon she went for the purpose of I aatbering blackberries to Bent's-wood, when she carmie upon tire body of tire deceased suspended by a t rope to the braneh of an oak tree. She ...

... 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 ...