... drowned under circumstances peculiarly rad. After Sinner be and other lade 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 unused themselves ...

... vi Prudential Company. Be was accompanied by his two little daughters and also by • dog. Be wanted to take manna route to Blackberry Hill, ' Dormaa's Land, and made iequiries at Lingtield for that • purpose. after asking persons he called at the Blacksmith ...

... fined by the magistrates at Greak Borkhampstead for having inflicted sumo trifling damage on underwood in a scorch for blackberries. While on the one hand landowners are thus standing strictly on their rights, and no language is sufficiently strong for ...

... bunch'of SiSS.'' lcl , ,Ul T' Jl,n , ? by rich profusion of and com, together with abundance apples pears, tmnatiws, blackberries, and other fmit. Tho beneath the pulpit was filled with choice plants. The was most artistically treated. Each of the five ...

... ago. I believe, however, that if landlords exacted their rents with rigour that insolvent farmers would be plentiful as blackberries. When the agricultural depression first asserted itself landlords were independent, believing that if one tenant left his ...

... prominent among them is the blackberry.” Botanists, me aware, speak learnedly several species the pleat, hot tbs people who go htaekberry-pieking do ■m care modi tor botanical olassifloation. They know two kinds blackberries—those that they MB reach and ...

... Childs Harold, makes mention, and this mystery was peso. tised until about half a century ago upon Londoners who went blackberrying in the henwoods. The locality is rich in associations of all kinds. Here the clizens of London, headed by the Lord Mayor ...

... Aunt Sally politics, and a braes band and aerobatlo and gymnastic, performers at railway platforms, have been as common as blackberries on • September hedgerow. Ido not wish for one moment to carp at the political feeling of the masses, but I am inclined ...

... add tricking, Is that of some children who (shocking to state) Have dared to go blackberry-picking! Oh, how can we hope to depict in this rhyme This plucking of blackberries? Ilorrible crime! Just fancy small childrea, so tender years, Yet so criminal, ...

... Kenmare I have seen it eaten, and indeed have eaten some myself as an experiment— but I much prefer a feast of blackberries, or blackberry jam.— Yours faithfully, Bowdon, Cheshire, Oct 4 ELLIS LEVER. . The Foresters.— Mr. Samuel Shaw cross has just completed ...

... ; Sapucaia nuts from America, Is.; and lychees, from China. 3s. per lb : walnuis 2s. per 100; cherry apples, 2d. ; and blackberries, id. per pint • bulhces, 4d. per lb. Flowers are in short supply, and consist of autumn plants and shrubs, and are sold ...

... 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 ...