... At any rate it is local; wre don't share it with any other county. Every day expressions are as common and plentiful as blackberries in season. I give a few singular ones and hope they will bring out others :-There wall be a dust i' th' island; th' skreets ...

... some specimens of cleverly painted underglaze work, amongst which a pair of egg- shaped vases, with passion flowers and blackberry on a buff-coloured ground, will be greatly admired. Several of the plaques have beea improved in appearance by tho addition ...

... over lonora's sweet submissive face. g N At Ty ¢ Charley,” said she to the eldest lad, *‘ take Katie and Nell to where the blackberries grow. Johnuy can carry the buskets, and see how many berries you can pick before 1 come.’” Cliarley obeyed without a word; ...

... gooMberriea, 2W 34.: black currants, 6d; red currants, b) ; cooecberriea, 2(4 to 3d; strawberries, 7d to 8d ; raspberries, ; blackberries, per quart. Cabbans, lid to 2d each. Rhubarb, Id per bunch. Ducks. 2a 94 to 3*; chickens, 2a 6d to 3a each. Rabbita, 2s ...

... water in the vicinity of the course was covered with craft of various kinds. Steamers and sailing boats were as plenty as blackberries, and their perpetual moving to and fro lent pleasing animation to the scene. But if the people on land were enjoying ...

... entertained was never made very clear. f or Scotland was not eery ee thusig.tiosey rece ived. A crop of reasons plentiful es blackberries was put In feet the remarks made about it on Friday when it wasbrought in weremoetly of adisparagingeharacter. Sraowix ...

... 500; prunes, 151,390; gages, 518,088; raspberries, 00,132; strawberries, 11,943; tomatos, 5,844,031; quinces, 246,013; blackberries, apples, 1,448,210. AGRICULTURE CANADA.— The report of the Minister of Agriculture of Canada for the year 1882 has been ...

... the fields, where a little waterfall trickled merrily, a cave among the rocks, • wild sod lovely pasture-field, where the blackberries ripened like strings of glittering jet, and • big, beautiful barn, where Daisy could curl herself up in the hay, and read ...

... programme, and an adjournment was made to the Peacock Hotel, where tea was provided. Tea being over, a walk wns taken to Blackberry Hill, wh»re some indulged in dancing to the strains of Mr. Muston's ?? band, while others preferred a promenade through ...

... apologise. It wasimpossible.”” ¢ Especially under compulsion,” said Cheston, still laughing. ¢lf apologies were as plentiful as blackberries, I wouldn't give an apology under compulsion. Well?”’ «'Well,”” Joe retwrned, *“ the long and short of it l is, I'm on ...

... “Rest” Thisjclosed the musical part of tho programme and adjournment to Peacock Hotel tea provided Tea being over walk taken Blackberry Ilill whre some indulged in dancing to strain? of Mr Muston’s quadrille bind while others through the grounds Dancing over ...

... Posted an2 SUPERIOR Preserve Labels Cut Gummed in for uae Two Dozen Labels PRICE ONE PACKET Marmalade Apple Jelly Aprioot Blackberry Currant Black Currant Jelly Damson Cheese Gooseberry Greengage Raspberry Baapberry Vinegar Curraut Jelly Plum Bhubarb bt ...