... supper, and listened with great interest to the story of his adventures. But just as he was eating a fit, juicy piece of blackberry pie to finish up with, old Farmer Sicken put his bald head into the door. ' I eay, boys.' said he, of you've got through ...

... deecrlptiona of paper in thia immediate Joculi y that write were most plentiful, that they rival! d in their prolific abundance blackberries th month September (laughter and cheers). into this fact, he saw a black and hateful oti'd behind this infernal action ...

... unon differently d from that earned by steady-going labour on the field or farm. In their season he gathers cresses and blackberries, the embrowned nuts constituting an autumn in themselves. Snipe and woodcock which r come to the marshy meadows in severe ...

... conveyance, and pro. changed all that ; Cabinets have become as it to your appointed destination, no r ea m er pleatifol as blackberries, but, what is worse. all r , w the skies may mown. But when there is resemble each other, as day succeeding day. „h 0 in ...

... sums £2,000 to be won single effort, as, for instance, nt Leicester and Manchester, while £5OO stakes are plentiful as blackberries. That this a healthy state affairs cannot I think denied, inasmuch as it makes the sport more intrinsically dependent upon ...

... ANY RAILWAY STATION MUSIC, ART, THE DRAMA. local pantomimes continue to draw well ; and juveniles were as plentiful as blackberries in autumn at the Prince's Theatre on Saturday afternoon last. They certainly appeared to delight in the performance in ...

... COURT OF JUSTICE, G. Lush, a bricklayer, of 134, Shirley-road, sought to recover £1 13s 9d from G. B. Jordan, a builder, of Blackberry-terrace, Bevois-valley, for labour. — Mr. Hallett, in the enforced absence of Mr. Grierson, appeared for the defendant, ...

... the Christmas log with their kith and kin. and to glens, at the mow-carpeted country least where they were wont to get blackberries and scratches together, and at the green churchyard under whose wind-rooked trees their aneestors await the resuireetion ...

... referres would undoubtedly have the power equalities in actual existence, for are as confessed that was his own meaning -Mr blackberries in September; but we may suppose w Mt that wh.it was intended ca-e as a type, show tbe worthlessness of . by c i was successful ...

... variety of the blackberry, shown by Mr G. Roger'', were a rarity. The advantages of this species of blackberry are that it is a prolific bearer fine fruit, and that it has a much less straggling habit of growth than the common blackberry. The thimbleberries ...

... the chief beauty of the whole is the framework of this picture, which in formed of pale roses and rose-leaves. of blackberries and blackberry-leaves touched with autumn colour, and pale-blue forget-me -note. There seems to be some queer story not easy to ...

... disappearing, and those who wish for them will do well to secure them. Ftowza Snow.—The name of the exhibitor of a novelty in blackberries—the Americas' thimble —at the Merivale Flower Show was J. not G. Rogers. TRANSLATION. - It is announced that Dr ...