... neighbourhood of Sydney such fruite as the peach, nectarine, apricot, plum, ffg, grape. cherry, and orange are as plentiful as blackberries. The orangeries and orchards of New South Wales are among itB sights, and in the neigh- bourhood of Sydney aud round P ...

... discovered that they might be turned into coppers at the big town. In fact, I have heard of towafolk being driven off from blackberry brambles and whortleberry bushes in the same mein miserable spirit. Pity the poor primroses, say I ; and pity the children ...

... sight. l . to return to the Academy Exhibition is the stud.. A cbaf from her finger, called girl, extracting thorn tr -Blackberry-Picking family, m _ Exeter may devoted husband and kind have either « Euphrosyne ipj , like realisation of the clinging ...

... preacher's sal try about £L 0 per year, it was no wonder that good John iv Mr. Wesley's day, at one time had to go picking blackberries for diuuer, and when his coat was nearly out he hardly knew where the next coat was coming from, as he had no money to ...

... and almost as ingenious as young West was when he Manufactured a brush out of cats-hair, Bewick found in the juice of the blackberry. Then he was made »pletely happy becoming the possessor of brushes & shells of colour. He began to consider himself artist ...

... It appears that a girl named Rose Moore, in the employ of Mr. Dent, silversmith, was on Friday last St. Cyres picking blackberries, and while so doing she saw what she eupposed to be the body of a man lying a hedge apparently dead. This naturally frightened ...

... havingin his possession certain engines to take game.—The defendant asserted that he was on the ground to pick nuts |and blackberries.—The Bench, after ashort private consultation, fined defendant £1 in each case and costs, and ordered the wires to be ...

... having in his Possession certain engines to take game. The defendant asserted that he was on the grenad to pick nuts cud blackberries. The Bench, after a abort consultation, fined de. fondant Ls in each case and costs, and ordered the wires to be foo felted ...

... charged with being on the lane , cf Mr. J. Quicke, of Newton House, on the 26th of jept. and doing damage thereto by picking blackberries and P.C. N.A.:tone said the defendants gave him their wrong mines and caused him a deal of trouble. Mr. Meander, who rents ...

... Thoucrownest the year with Thy goodness, letters made of grains of wheat. Upon the top of the pulpit were moss, apples, and blackberries. The panels comprised a pretty arrangement of oats and wheat upou a wire background ; and the centre of each panel was ...

... Mr. Edward Whately Bond). The bridesmaids were dressed in pale sea green, trimmed with crams lace veils, and wreaths of blackberries; brooches, the gift of the bridegroom. Each carried a basket of flowers. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. W. R. Ogle ...

... Railway near Ldoester were run into by an express, and one of them cut to pieces. The men, it appears, went into the country blackberrying, and decided to walk borne along the line. Whom near Thurnby an express train travelling at great speed swept round a curve ...