... The •if another favourite animal gives Circe the chance few becoming tears, and tiversatitin into a senti- What with blackberrying. . and ttiliez• sylvan spells in vou are soon involved in a ice. You tear yourself away or three years • -• She is now ...

... irks are bursting through their husky pods, ani&gleam out like jewels in the grass, while the trailing brambles of the blackberries, with their creamy leaves and purple fruit- trace delicate patterns on the bronzing hedges over which the whitening masses ...

... chrysanthemums, Ac., ran round the top, and at the hose were several groups of fruit and vegetables. Including grapes, blackberries, cauliflowers, cucumbers, tomatoes, potatoes, Ac. The gas standards were entwined with evergreens, berries, and flowers ...

... as he comes from the Hertfordshire kennel.. Lothar is a prize-winner, both at the Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire shows. Blackberry good, and it is enough to say for Black Friar that he is one of Col. Somerset's favourite mounts. St. Patrick, by Knight ...

... smugglers and their cargoes. lii Cornwall and Devonshire, as well as in the northern districts round Liverpool and Manchester, blackberry-picking is becoming a very large source of revenue while it lasts to poor families, where the children can be dispatched ...

... in Norfolk, as lies within the tolloun v boundaries—that is to say, the Norwich-road from Wisbeeh C ana l at Walsoken to Blackberry-lane on the north, a public road halite from Ozburgh Hall to Emneth Church on the south, a lane called Lady's Drove, leading ...

... work of the choir, The next item of the day's pleasant programme was proceeded with. It consisted of a drive to Bochford, blackberrying, the inspection of Itochford Church and Rocliford Mall, said to have been the birthplace of Anne Boleyn, the party returning ...

... precaution of ordering our dinner by telegram, and are given stewed eels, boiled leg of pork, with pease pudding, and cold blackberry tart. As the Driver, whom wo find here in state of moral and physical collapse, after his brief visit to London, loathes ...

... pears for dessert, 2s. per do/en; pineapples, 2s. to fis.; and melons, 6d. to 2s. 6,1. each: grapes, Sd. to 3s. per lb.; blackberries, 4.1. per pint; plums, greengages, damsons, and sloes, 4,1. to 6d.; apples for cooking purposes, 2d. to 4d. ; and lili ...

... to 3s. each : craiirs, Bd. to 3s. per lb. ; w.tlnuts, 2s. to 4i per 100 ; cherry app.es. 25. ; and slots, -id. per pint; blackberries. 3d. per pint. Cn&ros— *. Is.: violets. 3d. ; and mixe-d flowers. 3d. to Is per bunch; primulns, asters, nnd chrysanthemums ...

... per 100; plums, damsons, aud bullices, 4d. to 6.1. per lb.: and cooking apples, 2d. to 4d. per lb. ; sloes, 4d. ; and blackberries. 3d. per pint; cut roses, Is.; violets, 3d.; and mixed dowers, Is. per bunch; autumn plants in flower. 9d. to Is. 3d. each ...

... discussion until Finchley does something more than has yet hern done. the tame.—Defendanfe said he wm only Dieting few blackberries, and did not over the hedges all, but through the gates.—Fined 6d d amages, and 2» 6d coats, and was allowed a week for ...