... exhibited to his friends ; how she and her little brother had lathed the entry and the kitchen, and how they had set out blackberry vines from the woods. Then another letter told of a amps lea awaiting him on his return; and, in due time, coming home as ...

... scent of new-mown hay : July then comes with ripening wheat, Garnered 'mid August'B blazing heat; Septemoer's next with blackberries sweet, And slowly-shortening d»y ; October brings the nutting-time ; November gives us fogs and rime ; December rings the ...

... well, but he is a grand change bowler, and his fielding at point is irreproachable. Centuries are becoming as common as blackberries in autumn. have had a great deal do with (his. The dry weather made the grounds very fast, and the bowlers were not able ...

... him to step out of Kilmainham and resume his seat in Parliament? Ireland is full of arms, Revolvers there are common as blackberries in autumn. kven boys carry them, and tenants who, with a mocking laugh in their eye, say they cannot pay their rents have ...

... -por»=cd according tbair bent, soma saubtfiuig through the charming ground* which encircle the oih*:rs the MiusMeum and isulkkg Blackberry Hit, where the appetile fined the of appAssam^nt; but greaUr number iking straight the N-.rmau B.r.*Dj.b.«la, the external ...

... sm man who got rua over near Redmil», the excursion passed most pleasantly, Tas luncheon and other tents were erected cn Blackberry bill, a fine level plateau, enclessd by troes, Here the band of the Haliamzhire Rifles, under Mr. J. M, Fordie, and the ...

... Liberalism ; but their joy, like the sunshine, was fleeting, for no sooner had the majority of the excursionists toiled np Blackberry hill to the ground on which the pavilions had been fixed than the rain fell in torrents, and on every side there were murmurs ...

... more wills before we reach the date of the first i page of Heptonstall Register, 1:03, and there the namle turn up like blackberries on a Surrey hedge, but we have been going considerably too fast. It ought to have been stated that when Richard liunfidi ...

... Redmile at noon, and made their way to the Castle. The luncheon was pro- vided in a large tent, within tbe enclosure on Blackberry hill. Before the speaking commenced a portion of the canvas was removed* so that the excur- sionists who were not the possessors ...

... office. Crossing the stile that cuts the Church includes', he surprised a couple of urchins in the humour act of picking blackberries on a Sunday. Seeing pinion, the youngeters Lulled, leas lug their hook hanging in the bramble*. They had good start, ...