... the piece of silver. I hope to fiud my treasure before I die.” Adrian did not answer. He rat looking at the hightangled blackberry hedge, with its luxuriance of leaf and bramble, clusters of blossoms and frait, in all its stages be'ween bud and berry ...

... ;a dish of “ Village Blacksmith ” potatoes by Mr. G. Delwot, ; onions, by Mr. E. C. DO'?Q,’ ; Jubilee tomatoes, apples, blackberries, and plums, by Mr, E. Ashton ; and q‘ricou by Mr. G. Whicher, of Havant. In the competition for the table decorations, ...

... towards the edge. Ia the moss was a profusion of fruit and vegetables, inc'uding tomatoes, fig ...

... and grain, The pulpit displayed the tasteful work of Miss Alexanler Along the top were asparagus, verberis, crespers, and blackberries, intermixed with each other ; whiie the base was hidden with tomatoes, apples, and grain, loar coss alongside were fioe ...

... sweep nsmed William Noyce, at sounnmxwa.—‘l‘ht son stated that oae day he hired the truck, and lent it to his father to go blackberrying. He had neither seen his father nor the truck since.—The prgoner said he thought the truck be- Il:npd to his son.—He was ...