... for a couple or three bulls-eyes to be followed by either an outer or a miss, while scores of 17 to 20 are as common as blackberries in autumn. A contest commencing to-day is that for the Martin's Challenge Cup, and 111 prizes, value 300/., ranging in ...

... outgoing and incoming Ministry, peerages have been multiplied, baronetcies augmented, and knighthoods are plentiful as blackberries. For decency's sake, if there should be another political transformation scene after the November crisis, this custom ought ...

... the path is full of interest to children, for it is now bright with many coloured towers, and in autumn nuts and superb blackberries, nearly as big as mulberries, abound, and at every little clearing raspberries and strawberries are also to be found. As ...

... Mountains, narrow roads, luxuriant fields of com, and a shining river, were to be seen in both places ; but the cherry trees and blackberry boshes the Irish picture had to be transformed into olives and vines for the Italian scenery. Among other points of resemblance ...

... 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 ...

... object to the rooting up of ferns in my woods, and I shall direct that proceeding* be taken against offenders. With the blackberry season new nuisance arrives. Gatherers of that attractive fruit—some even from the distance of Newcastle—pervade every corner ...

... Arriving foot of the cliff found ourselves in labyrinth of underwood before mentioned among which said to grow the finest blackberries in After many bootless acramble we a track that led to tbe where rock pools especielly abound of all depths and sizes for ...

... stretched themselves away, • river lowed onward., white houses gleamed and narrow roads wound along ; but the cherry trees and blackberry bushes in the Irish picture were transformed into olives and vines in the landscape. The pageant heroines of the ' ,tales ...

... ground would be sefficient, by a judicious arrangement, for the supply of an ordinary family with strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, currants, &e. The sanitary advantage is of consequence enough to induce their growth; it is beleved that. there is nothing ...

... the junction of four narrow roads, whose hedges, full of leaf, are just now bright with the bloom of the wild rose and the blackberry. The country round generally is well wooded, and the schools them- selves are beneath the shade of spreading elms which ...

... with one landscape, a well arranged scene with • bird Its the centre, and one elegant representation of autumn leaves and blackberries. This latter secured—and deservedly so—the first prize, having been painted be Misa A. E. Heritage. of Pelham-street, ...

... potatoes, and other garden yerbs, which helps a poor man out, and by the fourth of July will have wheat bread and biskit and blackberry pie, and pass a regular declaration of independence. I like farmin. I like latitude and longitude. When we were penned up ...