... Mr. Gladstone amiable and domestic ; he would have every Welsh farmer a happy jam producer under his own currant-bush and blackberry hedge, none daring to make him afraid. “ When I was young,” said Mr. Gladstone pathetically, there was not anything like ...

... up, and their servioes at my beck, under certain terms that you •tone can take or leave. They are no fools, and don't a blackberry for fairy or titheproctor, and would just face the ould lad with hie horns on. As to where and how they made this diaeovery ...

... know what would destroy worms in greyhound bitch.”—Naldire’s powders are highly spoken of. Order them from any chemist. Blackberry” says“ Kindly say what feeding I ought to give my pony daring the Winter when he is taken in off the gross, on which has ...

... know what would destroy worms in a greyhound bitch.—Naldire's powders are highly spoken of. Order them from any chemist. Blackberry says :— Kindly say what feeding I ought to give my pony during the Winter when he is taken in off the grass, on which ...

... display than nnai%amisti anhte toady table, and his delighted employment te to sit for sweetly solemn bean gloating over blackberry, ga wry. stnwhmy. raspberry, corrant, aad the net, tastiag. aeaiparirg. contrasttog. eoteotettog. cririostog. and alias ...

... pretty distinct soon lest itself amongst the underwood, and rapidly became mtangled iu the interlacing runners wild briar and blackberry, tall rusher and long nettles. Still pushiag on, my course was speedily checked by the river. had struck the hunk, and there ...

... after roand. At last tue contest ended. The matches conducted being coloured ladire , and their exposition of the ‘under the Blackberry rules,” all the combatants noble art of was witaresed by large attendance of faebionadle ‘young to ehow to bare given much ...

... still very charming to our illusions ws to the conseqaence of having his name to the House for the great office of the ‘TER BLACKBERRY vans, He know thet circumstances hed Bearer of favoured that for there were many breathe in Jane men on both sides of the ...

... M'Dennott. genial Arthur Lloyd, the hard-working Cheerers, the great Vance, and the white-eyed Keifer, have been plenty as blackberries in the Furry Glen a Sunday morning in July. Apart from themeal or instrumental elements, have we not had wonders on the ...

... the side; her san-bonnet hung limp at the beck of her head; her gray curls were in true artistic confusion, and a vicious blackberry briar had torn her hands, until she looked as if she might have been in a skirmish with the Zulus. But I wouldn't have ...

... fond of fruit, and will create great, havoc amongst currants, cherries, strawberries, gooseberries aud even apples. The blackberries, too. fnrnish the blackbird with many a meal, in winter they will also feed upon hawtbsn berries. Tbe young are fed upon ...

... three or four we know, some of them will be sadly disappointed when the dissolution arrives. “Strong men” do not grow on blackberry bushes, and, win or lose, the people, as rule, will have to make up their minds to fight the battle against all comers with ...