... , £2 2s. Allington Castle, Kent (A. L. Hewlett), £2 25.; The Gipsy Path, near Douglas, Isle of Man (S. Brown), £3 3s. ; Blackberry Gatherers, a scene Surrey (H. Stanuard), £5; Waiting for tho Ferry-boat (Miss Jessie Bowkctt), 45.; A Little Help is Worth ...

... of lane, and I’m at home. lane—what lane P They call it Blackberry Lane, sir—l suppose because of the bushes.” Don't know it!” said he laughing. I should sorry to say how many of those blackberries I hare eaten —and thy’renotmiueeither—they’re the Marquis ...

... Al end bair t> match Gighter extremely popular. lady exact amount of Biryet’s broize, and wome during two chert) ore ae blackberries whe 1g populs- toreador or matador ie for. On xpected a the moet cousfortable costeme is either Vi le would or the vice ...

... were to see my dissolute condition, and that one animal amongst them had in his bit of a body a heart as big itself as a blackberry, I think he would be after lending me, for two or three hours, one of them purses that is as full of yellow gold as a beehive ...

... during the past two years, and many farmers have become bankrupt, and distraints for rents have been almost as plentiful as blackberries.” The average rent per acre may be fairly set down at 405., and, as a rule, farms are let at fixed sum, the rent being ...

... of the highway-robber stories that have since, among the issues of the penny-dreadful press, become plentiful as blackberries. He took to the pen at a very early age, and published his first novel, Sir John Chiverton, before he had attained his ...

... add- i 8 -- 1 ;■••• randy to each bottl , ar.d he sure it is weil cer. ; v:^ c ' ' - ; - '■ and white currant, .i ro blackberry, oiiubn ■ r - - i i- . lows ' - aS P oeri T wine, can I c made as fol- „„ b ' 0: •-.'•' -'■>■ white currants or raspberries ...

... I.AUKIK I.ANSFKLDT, Au'.hor Leigh/* “Graham Wife/’ Ac., Ac. CHAPTER IV. Woman’s Hand. A rider came headlong speed down Blackberry Isne the November afternoon. The trees wer. . now where once they had cast long, coo aha lows, the air was keen, and the ...

... first ten minutes of the fox leaving Lady Springs the second time, riderless horses and horaoless riders were as thick as blackberries. Later on a fox was found in Langdon Hill Coverts. and gave a pretty gallop to Lady Springs; bat could not be hunted further ...

... referring to a remark of mine anent Patience, that Alice Bar Ws for the part of Lady Jane are not quite so plentiful as blackberries, writes from New York to say that Miss Augusta Roche is making much capital out of the character on the other side. He ...

... m-h of Leeds durin? tbe quarter ending December ISSI. The following sample.have been received: —Milk, ssamples; butter. 1; blackberry jam, 2 : gioper beer, 1: soda water, total, 10 samples. Four of samples milk, the ginger beer, and tbe eoda water were genuine ...

... the borough analyst, has been for- t - aic to its. Tise fellowving sape aebeeniv iireceived -Milk, 5 samples; butter, 1; blackberry jamn, die 9; in5.gier beer,, 1; soda water, 1-total, 10. Four of ?? nititles of milk, the gingier beer, and the soda water ...