... for the blackberries. clever letter to contemporary, in which he most ingeniously puts in plea both for blackberries and small blackberry gatherers. Thousands of black berries, “J. throughout the country arc perishing, thousands of children in the country ...

... publichouse. He said that he knew where to get some blackberries and nuts. At that time prosecutor had his watch and money with him. The prisoner took him into the middle of a wood ; they got some blackberries, and stayed there in hour and a half before they ...

... BLACKBERRTING, The Daily Telegraph holds that the blackberry is everybody's fruit. No one cultivates it. autuber of them together constitute orchard, and, though they may be growing in acres, they never make the sum of a garden. They are the fruit of ...

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

... within a few weeks of his 14th birthday.—After dinner ho mud other lads had gone for a walk by the riverside to gather blackberries near the tower of Fort Clarence. When tired of this they divested themselves of shoes and stockings and amused themselves ...

... ton. Hay, Cloyfr 85e. to 120$. per Meadow s to per load. Stiaw MM. to 361. p.r load. nor 11_ sal Smzlet Banners A ppks Blackberries Peers to per ounce. Onions 90s. per ton. „ (Duteb) per bag. „ (ipanisb) 7.. Id. per cale. 6d. to 2s. &I. per .lof bet ...

... —The defence was that wee. not on Mr Ferguson's ground, and had no ferrets with them. One of the defendants was picking blackberries, aid the others were in the roed.—Erick wood was fined Ss, and the other defendants £1 10a, including costs. and Jamas ...

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

... suTcriag. Blackberries are eert&nly the pleasant of all wild fruits, and it is a pity that so many of them are kit to waste in the hedgerows of the country, when the supply would be welcome to dwellori in eitivs. and the pence to be earned by blackberry-gatherers ...

... younger lad,bad been seen on thelineclosetothe spot shortly before the occurrence. When charged ha aaid only went there for blackberries, but afta wards said waa sorry,and would not do it any more. ...

... lad,had been seen on line close to the spot shortly before the occurrence. When charged, he said h© only went there for blackberries, but afterwards said he was surry,and would not dolt any more, RELIGIOUS EDUCATION IN BOARD SCHOOLS. The Bishop of Carlisle ...

... Granville, sod othee importeat local personage., a nambcr of little children were arraigned us the serious chard,. of blackberrying is that picture..os locality, reordered denial iotere.ting in the eyes of Loamy ramblers as early home of the peel Cooper ...