... hundred years ago it was celebrated for its frnits, both for variety and quality, but now only fruits one sees are the blackberries, which ramp over the ruins of the Pelasgic city, tho peat which comos without culture everywhere, and tho which might be ...

... little use to purchase eggs from the best breeders and then, when the chickena come out, to expect they will grow like blackberries on the bashes. True that eggs from good stock will always produce healthy chickens, far easier reared than thoae from inferior ...

... FAIR.) Hombarg has fuller than over this year. Many have hod return to Frankfort, and aristocrats ia attics have boon as blackberries on brambles. The Prince of Wales, the Princess Christian, and the Duke of Cambridge have represented English Royalty; Lords ...

... gone very much at'aiiwt the gram Kalatati. who refuted to give reason on compulsion, even thowgh reaaons were plentiful a* blackberries—is told of negro. Some important works were being constructed, and the engineer Bought to engage native labour. One man ...

... will very glad to give you some of my canned fruit, aud will once pnt more for that purpose, the children will pick some blackberries tomorrow for the soldiers, wont you, dears I They eagerly assented, well pleased that they were thought old enough to ...

... been drowned tn river that runs between the vounty jeil and the salmon weir, ft that a number of children set out to for blackberries, amongst whom were two daughters of Mr. Stewart, of Nuns’ Island. prison gate fund the Corrib river, and between it aid ...

... ascertained that although was sad Indeed not so bad had anticipated. It appears that number of children oat out look for blackberries, amongst whom were two listen, daughters Mr Stewart, Nuns* Island, this town. Opposite prison gate runs the Corrib river ...

... from all directions to the scene of the disaster. Then it was ascertained that a number of children set out to look for blackberries, amongst whom were two sisters, daughters of Mr Stewart, Nun’s Island, in this town. Opposite the prison gate runs the ...

... valuelrg THE KGEES THE CHASE • y // l*«ld Dublin Foxliun'.,. been left !)«• hind)—Q K® ti vay, foxy ; only c-c look for b-b blackberries, you know. | soother in^tnice of the proverbial ab-Neat-miitded M PRI \(JI' WIML ’l A ue».s great men. While was stay v ...

... them with him could compare— On quicken trees bright clust'ring there the sourest berries highest glow, While rasb'ry and blackberry sweetest on the lowest bramble grow. Awaking at the dawn of day when dew is heavy on the thorn, out from my I gaze afar ...

... Prize —Book value 6tl. Open only to Club members under 14. Papers must received by October 13th, and should endorsed Ileiuus Blackberry Coupe tition.” G-ve your Club number. ...

... unalloyed enjoyment of the almost heavenly scene which surrounds me, I am suddenly recalled to earth by the sight of a hedge of blackberry brambles: as I approach I Am struck with the beauty of the many-tinted leaves, which seem to shine more brilliantly in contrast ...