... present, when the financial situation of Egypt is under consideration, the schemes for mending matters are as plentiful as blackberries in autumn. One of the most notable of these is propounded by M. Paul Leroy Beaulieu in the Econoriste Fran fais, which ...

... CORRESPONDENCE. A NEGLECTED INDUSTRV.` ro the EDtroR of the PALL M kLL G kZErTrE. SIR,-Thousands of tons of blackberries throughout the count y are pcrishing, thousands of children in the country are wanting eniplo\-_ ment, and thousands of poor families ...

... often heard yet seldom seen: whereas the pert bobolink shows his, black-and-white livery with the utmost freedom on the blackberry brambles in the open, and titters his soniorous cry foi all men to hear wihh republican audaciousness. Mr. Burroughs seems ...

... derso, and tie wi. oi ?? I'oLt- naster-General. Why do the Irish' starve when they mi ght make their fnrs by gathering blackberries ? Such in efftct is the question t, i' ' asks in the Jiorr:zimri->s. IlSundreds of thousalnds o; tonistoi ; 'irk- berries ...

... the Ballot Box inn became acquainted wriththe prisoner, - wbo told him ho knew a place where they could get some l good blackberries and nuts. The two went to a wood . close by, where they stayed for an hour and a half, after l which they went to a house ...

... one side there was a broad band of grass bounded by an old-fashioned hedge where children could and did gather flowers or blackberries. Of the grassy belt a liberal strip has recently been annexed by Baron Schrbder, an esteemed financier, who has erected ...

... now pass on to the exquisitely polished stylists your critic seems to think as plentiful in the Victorian epoch as blackberries. But stylists must be judged by the same test as that applied to poets and novelists-namely, the permanent addition they ...

... and thiukets all ablaze with the of lgestanO ruddiest of hips and baws, witp oe- del csaicaslly a tempting array of iine blackberries g, clusters of the rosiest of crabs. There are of ?? separate woods comprised in the pro- ?? Wood, Gravel-nit Wood, Caen ...

... bills for the instrtction of travelers. Tea and chops, bed and sitting-room, bath, attendance, breakfast, ithl fish, eggs, blackberry jam, and real cream-five shillings in all. Lastly, sea carriage would deliver our big parcels and take them away within ...

... recently sgg- ed that poor villagers might find useful and I atsble employment in gathering for the o4rl ts or the jam-pot the blackberries which k' Ojes ?? ripe and abundslt in all the copses 11d hedgerows throughout the kingdom, had W !e fear, well considered ...

... currants (black, red, and white), raspberries, nuts s (of various sorts), and pro'ably one day they will include the American blackberries and cranberries, so largely used for preserves in the United C States ; and (3) ground fruit or strawberries, to which ...

... Uihts bard for life against the wild parsley. Honey- i suckle twines round the elder, and the brinr ses a rich crop of blackberries presently. *1 7rext burrs rear their bhrrent heads above tual- o lows land meadov-sweet xand foxglove and sightsbade, parents ...