... with tenacity to anything with which they come in contact. Anyone who has brushed along the hedgerows while botanisinc or blackberrying will be familiar with the look the numerous fruits the goose-grass that will be found attached to the diess; the old Greeks ...

... Olympic supporters were frantic, and the taunts they hurled at the heads of the unfortunate Rovers were as plentiful as blackberries. But they bore well and never lost for Transmission > Abroad. f h«art, and when they pradually crept up hand over hand ...

... and the revelations made are by no means of a pleasant nature. Libel cases are becoming more plentiful in the courts than blackberries summer, and people who complain that they have had their life's life lied away, are more numerous than they were even ...

... The creamy elder mellowed into wine. The russet hip that was the pink-white rose; The amber woodbine into rnbies turned, blackberry that was the bramble born ; Nor let the seeded clematis bo spurned, Nor pearls, that now are corals, of the thorn. Look ...

... nowt nobbut th' safety o' my skin, as it isno' pleasant walkin' through th' Jones wi' a face that looks as if it war anlus blackberry time. I'd made up my mind, as we had to go to Ireland on our own hook,— why hook I dunno' know, but gentlefolk uaen th' ...

... Manchester Art Treasurss Exhibition, 325 guineas (Brett); Expectation, by T. Webster, R.A.,1838,280 guineas (Agnew); Blackberry Gatherers, by W. Collins, R.A., 300 guineas (M'Lean) ; A Landscape, by T. Creswick, R.A., 760 guineas (Shepherd); ASp ...

... pleasant and safe than blue mass. The juice should be used alone, rejecting the skins. The small-seeded fruits, such as blackberries, figs, raspberries, currants, and strawberries, may be classed among the best foods and medicines. The sugar in them is ...

... Lord Richard issued for the debate on the second reading the Budget. The fact is, these four-lined Whips are as common as blackberries. It is only when they get to six lines that Liberals begin to take serious notice of them. The impression grows that Sir ...

... over-heating of a Hue; but it is not generally known that over-heated Hues the exhibition buildings, though not as common blackberries, are of very undesirable frequency, thereby jeopardising most valuable property. The Chinese loan has turned a great success ...

... manner, that I understood not its significance at first, nor, indeed, until years after. It happened that we were out blackberrying together until late in the afternoon, and we had fasted all the time. But I had partaken of a good breakfast previous ...

... per case; Naples ditto, lour-twenties lbs. to -b»., turee-sixties lbs, _«>.; blackberries 4s *to OS. bd. per sieve olack (Cieruiany;, 2s. sO. - red, _s. 3d. ds.; blackberries (.English;, 6s. Bd. lo 7s. per nail-sieve pears (Rhine;, 2s. od. 3s. bd. per ...

... apricots, blackberries, ...