... factory, was something like what was called the parental legislation of France, where the peasants could not touch a wild blackberry in the hedgerow' because the mayor prohibited it. He was one of the first to whitewash hie warehouse in compliance with ...

... are the result of some thirty years' experience. JOURNAL.} JULY 8, 1882. THE GARDEN. T] Rosh Snows being now plentiful as blackberries in all parts of the conntry, • few words about that queen of flowers, the rose, may not be without Interest. The rose was ...

... 0 9 Rabbits, per couple 2 6 to 3 0 Pig's Leaf, per lb. 0 S.jto 0 9 Han s, each 5 0 to 5 6 Flitchm, per lb. ..0 Hto 1 0 Blackberries, perlb. 0 0 to 0 0 Hams, per lb 0 10' to 1 U Strawberries.per lb. 0 7 to 0 0 Eggs 13 for Is. Fat pigs for salting, minus ...

... result of some thirty year.' experience. ANIOULTOBAL JOUILNAL.} JULY 8, 1882. THE GARDEN. Rose Snows being now plentiful as blackberries in all parts of the country, • few words about that queen of flowers, the rose, may not be without interest. The rose was ...

... equivocal ; where church-going and the collections are alluded to iv a sneer ; where double entendre* are not as plentiful as blackberries, but more plentiful than pleasant, though they do raise a laugh f rem the vulgar herd ; and where the sprightly Boccaccio ...

... probably never before gathered together within the walls of a newspaper office; members of Parliament were as plentiful as blackberries in autumn, and famous journalists wandered, unheeded, among their superiors In station. Here is my usual poignie of gossip ...

... ghostly office. Crossing the stile that cuts the Church meadow, surprised a couple of urchins in the heinous act picking blackberries on a Sunday. Seeing parson, the youngsters bolted, leaving their hook hanging in the brambles. They had a good start, ...

... the students at home, which there was evidence in the blotting case, with pen and ink figures, by Mrs. A.J. Jeffery ; the blackberries, :cas ; and the lilies on dessert piecet, Miss Hodges. There were several non-competing exhibits many which were also well ...

... yield, but while plums will be unusually abundant there will be a fair crop of strawberries, gooseberries, raspberries, blackberries, and grapes, and a short crop of pears, peaches, cherries, currants, and apples. In the Niagara district it was thoucht ...

... owner will not get two bushels per acre . The ground is almost covered with various sorts of shrubs—Sampas eu-ma- and . 'blackberry or bramble . A place quite closa to where I am now writing , containing 400 seres of land with a house and outbuildings ...

... Glen Albyn seiies, six competitors making 34, in addition to the ?? before mentioned, while scores of 33 were as thick as blackberries. For the Snider Asso- ciation Cup, Lieutenant Bury, of the Ist Denbighshire, leads the way with 54 points. During the whole ...

... grows fairly well, and sustains good broods of grouse, which in i autumn and before killing time fare plentifully on the blackberries (locally wimberries), crowbenies, and cranberries, which grow abundantly on the moors. Oar wean ramble is over the nicen ...