... manifest in one way or another a fondness for dangerons pursuits. Bold and daring youngsters are plentiful in the land as blackberries were in summer when FalstafF larded the lean earth.” The other day four boys were found in open boat—probably lighterman’s ...

... tomb of the Great Napoleon Bonaparte, then lying there, with the drooping willow and a ppring of water, overhung with tbe blackberry bush, with ripe fruit. Having had presented me the undermentioned lines by sergeant then charge of the body, I have thought ...

... finding here, Hoad's Wood. Wet Wood and Stonelynk were tried without success. However, a fox slipping away behind them from Blackberry Shaw close by, they ran him at rattling pace through Moneypenny Wood, and into Simms' Wood, where he tamed to tho left. ...

... intended, Morgan to draw the Merry Dams lowing dm %Caste et the weather), but this was so were Hoad's Wood, Wet Wood, kaUS Link Blackberry Shaw, however, smeamed • fox, which slipped sway in the Mosey Penny Wood, and the •••• pot upon his trail, and drove him ...

... attendees* of a few of the rremioM Libisal Members whose muses were men,--Members who are to Le foaled in the pretrial of blackberries hen they en wanted in favored North. The leading ass. ones, I agora waro ea wbe I badly knew sly sot I but I ball it at% ...

... clawed a fine gazelle. Mr. Joseph Berry was chosen as the public executioner of Inns and Vicars. He will now be known as Black-berry. Easter-ly winds are now preya-Lent. There . there ! Don't get into a passion, weak reader' Allow us tops tyou on the Bach ...

... three-quarters of cup of hotter, three egt, three tablespoonfuls aour milk, halt teaspoon ful of soda, half a cup of fruit jam—blackberry preferred - and one cup of fine-chopped rosins. Hor Potato Saud.-- Pure six or eight large pota- toes and boil till done ...

... properly looked after— and that I intend to do—l have planted the following : Apples, pears, peaches, nectarine, apricot, blackberry, figs, mulberry, guava, salome, bananas, grapes, citron, quince, pomegranate, medlars, shaddock, ...

... treatment. We [ must not either omit mention the encouragement held out to juveni'e3 the offering of prizes for plants, plates blackberries, and nosegajs of wild flowers. The eagerness with which regular tribe of young folks made their way the portion of the ...

... as did not leave for another four hours. The boat was being loaded with boxes of bilberries—a Canadian substitute for blackberries, aud a common and apparently dish. Breakfast was served on board at 7.30, and two hours' time we proceeded, rather slow ...

... gave up is delpstr. Is your table linen marked ? asked the washerwoman.' Oh, certainly, replied Mn. Popinjay. have had blackberry pie right along this week, mad Mr. Popinjay has spilled his coffee twice. ' ' •2 For tea years, said the new bonnier ...

... pampas grass, oats, dahlias and other flowers, and evergreens. The pulpit was embellished with wreaths wheat, geraniums. blackberries, traveller's joy, maidenhair ferns and white dahlias, and at the foot tine collection of tree ferns, apples, pears, vegetables ...