... overtaken in their meandering by the pitiless nightfall. Whether the birds fed them or whether they fed themselves upon blackberries and such other luxuries as their wandering eyes could find, is a mystery which they alone can solve. But they were missed ...

... 2-. t. 6d per sieve ; swedes, '24s. 27s> pet ton . tutmp*.l--to .Is. per dozen ; apples, its. '-d t-. *s. jar bn-ln-i blackberries, r t«u-. • ' onions, ii»*. to •.«•-. per ton ; ditto. 1' . ch. —. '• . tstg . ditto, ...

... he did on Mr. Hoff’s land. He said, I was not on.” Witnes said, “You were.” He said, “May not one off the road and get a blackberry or two.” Witness said, *‘ No, not on the land I have to look after.” Defendant then said, you say anything about this, I’ll ...

... road and on again until we come to little check in the plantation, then away to onr left, and would have made again for Blackberry only was headed and went round again to Middleton Towers, which was on our left. Next came a brook, which seemed rather ...

... down from the walls of first-clars European hotels in St. Petersburg. ANOTHER DISCOVERY OF DYNAMITE,. Two boys, while blackberrying in a field adjacent to where the recent Houghton Le Spring races were near Darlington,. strolled under the grand stand ...

... scarlet muss h to 25 6d per mere, swedes 24e to 27e per ton, turnips lo 9d le per dozen, apples hi to 9s per bushel - , blackberries Pe per pears 5a to 10a per bushel, onions 80s to 90s per ton, ditto I 3a rid per bag, ditto (Spanish) 7s Gd per case, ditto ...

... currants (black, rod, and white), raspberries, nuts (of various sorts), and probably one day they will include the American blackberries and cranberries, so largely used for preserves in the Unit’d States; and 3—Ground fruit or strawberries, to which we might ...

... ’ 2nd, pair of carved vases, Miss Annie Adams, 194. * Apples. 3rd, double inkstand, Mrs. Earsshaw, 79 and 93, Wrens and Blackberries,' 4 Cole Tits and Peach Blossoms.' Highly commended—Miss A. Hardi, 10, Sommer on the Thames.* Miss Annie Adams, 81, 4 ...

... did not arrive until after this bad been accomplished ; and said, in answer to tbe officer, that he had been gathering blackberries. now, however, said that he had left for another purpose. As he had been three times previously convicted, was fined 10s ...

... pm lea 3s to 10s, large melons 2s to 58, and water ditto Is each, - foreign grapes is Cd, and English Ls to lOs per lb, blackberries 40, and cherry, apples 3d per pint, Alberts and Kentish cobs 9d to la, sapnclua nuts Is, and lychees from China 45 per ...

... ’* (No. 194), an unassuming effort, hot highly artistic, with striving after startling effect. Mrs. Earnshaw’a Wren and blackberries ” and Cole tits and Peach Blossoms*’ (Nos. 79&93), are bright things displaying much sympathy with nature. Mias A. Hard ...

... r the North j lower pvt wilbttlrulhS the nut fou.d the higher etandard. iu the Orammsv Bohool. The anthem the , „,' , blackberries, heather, Elementsry Scho.la and be a waatcfn Burning was— tana temporary had been application of endowment to award p ...