... English county, if not more so. Mr, Fleet mentions nearly a score of noble and knightly families, who were as * plentiful as blackberries” in Sussex, and held, at one time or another, ‘ the larger portion of the county. They have el her voluntarily vacated ...

... exquisite. The woods have been ransacked fer burs and tree blossoms, acorns and berries. Amoug the fruits, there is only the blackberry in jet thut seewms ut all permissible, as grapes, chernes, currauts, and aH other things to eatare out of all pluce in the ...

... _nein composed entirely of green peas, the pods being whilst the angles were covered with wreaths parneyorariegated foliage,blackberries,applos= ldi The windows in the body of the church were in with vegetables, fruit, sheaves of corn, de led was surrounded ...

... north of Petersburg, the last hfing- blossom like a single rose, a strawberry leaf, and a fruit resembling the Eaglish blackberry, In summer, strawberries and raspberries are the best fruits within reach of the Siberian traveller, until he reaches the ...

... neighbourhood of Sydney such fruits as the peach, nectarine, apricot, plum, fig, grape, cherry, and orange are as plentiful as blackberries. If a peach stone is thrown down almost any part of Australia where there is a little moisture, a tree will spring up, ...

... thoroughly appreciated. The afternoon was spent in rambling through a splendid copse in the neighbourhood, gathering nuts and blackberries. After doing justica to a good meat tea, dancing commenced, which was kept until past n : ne o'clock, when a start was ...

... neighbourhood of Sydney such fruits the peach, nectarine, apricot, plum, fig. grape, cherry, and orange are as plentiful blackberries. If peach stone is thrown down in almost any part of Australia where there is little moisture, a tree will spring up, which ...

... A. Danoan, who retires. LIQUIDATIONS. James Coffey, of Hi^h-street, Alder-hot, draper. William Fi'Ungham Collett, of 6, Blackberry -terrace, Bevois Town, Soathamptoa, grocer and baker. YESTERDAY'S EACING. NKWMIBKIT. Srsnra Rlxdicw.— Executrix, 1; Qareth ...

... north of Petersbarg, the last Invhf & blossom like.a single rose, a strawberry leaf, and a fruit resembling the Eoglish blackberry. In summer, strawberries and raspberries are the besat fruits within reach of the Siberian traveller, until he reaches the ...

... Hand bouquet of ?? flowera.— lat, B. Adams ; Snd, H. Rolfe. Garlanu on hoops.— lst, B. Adama ; Snd, £. Cbalk. Plate ot blackberries.— let, H. Rolfe; Snd, Blobd. Adama. Col- lection of wild berries.— lst, B. Adama; Sad, H. Bolfe. Special Prizes. For the ...

... apjiearance. and nectarines, if !■ ranee ai*l nut exist near to our markets, should forget what their flavour was. The blackberries would in a highly jubilant condition, declaring that they had u glorious crop this year, and were prepared to deliver their ...

... scarlet ones. The bird held in its mouth fine buach • • purple The font was ornamented by two w.. -of coloured leaves and blackberries, the top led..- was i bank of rno-s, in which were arranged quantit\ the pure white Kucharis lilies, only relieved by hair ...