... neighbourhood of Sydney such fruits as the peach, nectarine, apricot,. plum, hg, grape, cherry, and oduige are as plentiful as blackberries. The orangeries and orchards of New South Wales are among its sigbta ; and in the neighbourhood of Syduey and round Port ...

... rather dread, with which the thorns were re. carded. It was, cod still is, a common belief 1 , In the Highlands that each blackberry contains a' poisonous worml and another popular belief, probably kept up to prevent children eating them *ben unripe, is ...

... as you doubtlessly know, an exceedingly good adjunct to • dinner. The intelligent reader would no doubt observe that blackberries was printed for blueberries' in my former note. Mr. Boucicault continues to be something of as oracle in America, and ...

... and promises still further to be, extremely bountiful. In the early ' months of summer the gean, or wild cherry-tree, blackberries, rasps, and wild strawberries gave to the birds of the air and the children of the country many an ample and delicious ...

... and there comes • season of comparative rest, when pie-nica are the fashion, and whole days are devoted to nutting and blackberry-gathering. Just about this time Dolly returned, looking all the better and brighter for her long visit, and her patent flattered ...

... summer Hata, Splendid shades and Combinations of AptleoLa, Plume, Damsns, Cherries. C traits, Sumwbe;riee, Raspberries, Blackberries, Miniature Amgen Peon, do. In fact, our range of High - Clans Flowers Is fi ner than anything hitherto shown in this country ...

... their 'owe. I know by heart and I may say ad nauseam all the excuses that are made (for are they not as plentiful as blackberries?), and yet Dot one valid one among them all, but them is one that I would particularly refer to and it is this— I have ...

... tolietteof dark bus sa. in istudded with stars of multicoloured jet ; on the left shoulder was • bouquet of buttercups soil blackberries, and • similar one a• the top ot toe head ; the tong serrines were diamonds, and there were diamond Powers is the centre ...

... preserved with ven thorns were re-|further has been discovered with regard to the It was, and still is, a common the that each blackberry contains a perpetrators of the outrage, and there appears ta worm; another belief, be little evidence to criminate any person ...

... oF the neighbourhood Sydney sugh fraits as the peach, Spricot, pinm, fig, grape, cherry, and orange are ‘te plentiful as blackberries, orangeries and of New South Wales are Fights; and in the neighbourhood of Port Jackson there are beantiful aztend in some ...

... architect being h wild and culti yey this district. seem one mass of blossom, which the is it of there being or no the ni a blackberries also have a good at this early of a | season may be understood from the || M* Alpine, Crieff, has sted bis garden, fully ...

... forsummet Hats, Splendid =and Combinations of Apr i rerits, Plums Derussina. Cherries Over s. se „, h ,,,_ ~„. Raspberries. Blackberries, Miniature Apples, Peem, dc ., as I hot, our rung* of High - Cllr Floe en is tam e ..,,) . hitherto shown in this country ...