... best shown in blackberry season. Cornmunism has not yet made such strides that one can safely plead a love for nature as an excuse for invading the strawberry-bed of the stranger. The blackberry is not a peach (or it would not be a blackberry); but it is ...

... WILLIAM ALLINGHAM. BLACKBERRIES, Put in Basket l)y William Allincham. Small 410, handmade paper, cloth gill, s*. DAV AND NIGHT SONGS. By William Allingham. A new edition. Small 410. hand-made paper, cloth gilt, s*. ; or in vellum gill, 7*. 6d. London: ...

... WILLIAM ALLINGHAM. Blackberries, Put in a Basket by William Allingham. Small 410, handmade paper, cloth gilt, 52. Day and night songs. By William Allingham. A new edition. Small 4to, hand made paper, cloth gilt, s*. ; or in vellum gill, js. London : George ...

... WILLIAM ALLINGHAM. BLACKBERRIES, Put in a Basket by William Allincham. Small 4to, handmade paper, cloth gilt, 5/. Day and night songs. By William Allinguam. A new edition. Small ato, hand made paper, cloth gilt, 54. ; in vellum gilt, 74. id. London; Gforgb ...

... ANOTHER DYNAMITE DISCOVERY. Two boys, while blackberrying yesterday morning in field aijaceot to wheie the recent Houghton Le Spring races were held, strolled under the grand stand, where they fcund a tin containiog sixteen charges of dynamite. The charges ...

... supplied his reapers with a rich drink compounded of oatmeal and water. Were it now the fashion—as it may be—to boil down blackberries in these enormous reservoirs, he would have recognized the grateful odour at once and as the most welcome of all. He would ...

... Article Pag* Indian Dangers; Another Warning.. 3 Miscellaneous Articles Lord Northbrook's Profosals What Dio He Meanl The Blackberry Harvest . The Electric Light in Men-of-War.. 6 Occasional Notes : The Aston Hall Riot and its Conskqubnces.—Thb Conservative ...

... the meadows “hawthorn and blackthorn, ash and willow, with their varied hues of green in spring, briar and bramble with blackberries and hips later cn, are still there as in the old, old time.” He then bursts into ecstasy. The hedges—yes, the hedges, the ...

... The English artist, transferring an autumn pastoral to his canvas, would stain the lips of his nut-brown maidens with blackberries; his French confrere, in search of an idyl for next year’s Salon, might find it in a bevy of darkey ed damsels intent upon ...

... round. At last the referee was forced to declare her worsted, and the contest ended. The matches were conducted “under the Blackberry rules,” all the combatants being coloured ladies; and their exposition of the noble art of self-defence was witnessed by ...