... contemporary from time to lime on the dangers of Building Societies, instruments of dissolution will shortly be as plentiful as blackberries. We can, however, only pay a tribute to the fertile imagination of the writer, and hope that the subject of dissolution ...

... country people. No meespelea se be formed of the enormous quentitias weekly. A mother sod three will man Ids. and 12a. weekly blackberry picking. Denten Manchester attend, and riv. Id. and lid. lb. ...

... six years, who slily watched our approach to the common receptacle, nearly half a century diauge” v We can still enjoy blackberries, when they are not covered with dust, they are apt to be at the roadside, should especially recommend them to the cook ...

... thiough quiet couetry lanos,where the hedges ere bright wish hips and haws and the seed easel* of the wild rose, a here blackberries grow in luxuriant profusion sod white every little rivulel and water-course is bordered with forget•mi.-noti. The whole ...

... provides profitable occupation for the country people. A mother and three children will earn as much twelve shillings weekly blackberry-picking —Twenty - ono lambs which bad been chased by a dog were so terrified that they were afterwards found lying dead ...

... seaside we do nok notice the change so much. Last year at this time X was staying at Goodwood ; we used to go nutting and blackberrying, and a little later, when the fruit was gone, we used to gather and collect all the different kinds of leaves to decorate ...

... cemetery on Wednesday. The girl had gone to a farmi carrying her brotber's dinner, and on her way back stopped t. pick some blackberries, when a number of boys attacked her, knocked her down, and two of them, one of them the prisoner, behaved in a most improper ...

... Cd- to Od. per lb.; walnuts. 2s. , > '_**mi« ?? sons, and IralUces, 4d. to fid. peril..; ?? D'es i to ?? sloes. 4d.: and blackberries, ?? ,'••• rr>_3B. Is. : violets, 3d. : and mixed flowers, „ . ! ?? I ?? in flower. 9d. tols. 3d. each. , t, ?? AND VEGETABLE ...

... 6d. to 35.; plums, damsons, and bullices, 3d. to 6d.; Kentish cobnuts, 6d. to 9d; sloes, 4d.; and walnuts, Sd. per lb.; blackberries, td.; and cherry apples 2d. per pint Flowers : Baskets of cut roses, Ss. Od. each ; mixed flowers, 6d. tols.; and violets ...

... the right was • deploy of plant. in pots. In irnnt of the pnlpit, on • ledge, there was • snow of apples in baskets, pay.. blackberri. •nd other fruit. Along the gallery rails warn ivy entwined with wheat and barley, between texts of Scripture. In front ...

... lemons, Is. to Is. 6.1.; and new oranges, 4s. per dozen ; filberts, 6d. to 9d. per lb.; walnuts, 2s. 6d. to 4s. per 100; blackberries, 4d. per pint; grapes, Gd. to 3?. per lb. Cut roses, Is.; mixed flowers and foreign ditto, Sd. to is.; and violets, 2d ...

... 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 ...