... at the elevated part of the Maer near the Reserve Battery, the green turf and the yellow goore, the bracken fern and the blackberry bush, all are being ruthlessly swallowed up by this awfully voracious appetite for sand. But the grass will again grow,and ...

... death. ‘he child was buried beneath stones and dirt, and was Ciscovered some 20 pears afterwards by sume men who were blackberrying, was nearly dead The who cried -od hearing, was for ...

... which have readily found eceupiers, the rental paying @ comfortable four and pér cent. on the investment.. Such concerns as blackberries. But the peculiar of this eompany, which was to provide easy means for the acquisition of land, on much the same lines ...

... develop the youngsters into hardy and active, as well young sailors. The faggiog nsisted mainly in being fagged to pick blackberries or lend one of Marryst’s novels to a fourth term friend— mere joke in fact, all bullying ard real tagging betog srnly repressed ...

... the hilly they form. he tells us, exist there which “‘make the out West mad with under the burning where his party fed on blackberries and quenched their thirst with orystal water from the snow-beds. Such are some most remarkeble features in comnexien with ...

... mutton, 7d te 8d; pork, 6d to veal, Sd to 10d; butter, Is to ls 1d; cream, is; eggs, 9 for 1s; apples, #4 to 19d per Ib; blackberries, 34 per quart; caulifiewers, 1d te 34 each; potatoes, for 1s; partridzes, to 3s per brace ; hares, 2864 to 3s 6d each ; ...

... cake among first-class eounties by compiling 400 against Derbyshire, but came very near it, and centuries have been es as blackberries in autumn. Mount Wise, the cricket ground of th Garrison, is very beautifully situated, overlockiig the harbour of the ...

... witnesses for thodefence, private of Miriries, in thee >ur»eof veryrontradintory evidence, d that . the July was picking blackberries in orchard.—The Bench, after consultat on in privnte, refused make order, consideiing that complainant's statement was ...

... miles beyond his ‘‘ native heath ’’ considers it his duty to “ rush into for the benefit of unenlightened as plentiful as blackberries, but it is not every “ globe- trotter’’ who can the impressions of what he has seen in an intelligible entertaining style ...

... Abbey Iavenna Biondina ADDITIONAL ARRIVAES AT PONTEFRACT Rabin Hood Misery Everitt Her Grace Governor Marcus floreemint Blackberry ?? Bood sturton Glory Smitten ST. LEGEI:, CEsAnEwiTCH I CAMBRIDGESnsIRB, &c., &c.- The French and English Sportsman (published ...

... imade of white flowerq, and a te+xt 'lbh earth is the Lord's. 'T'hecoMMunLin r.ils Were orenamented vith Pampas greec, blackberries, flowers, and oat friuge. In the c Ornuie at the L-wer eod of the church stood two Iloge sheavts of corn. The gas pipes ...

... of the mildness of the season, it is no uncommon thing to pick wild strawberries in the lanes around Wi is ibe, and the blackberry is still in At the C room on Monday Mr J P Uran, of the United Kingdom Alliance, gave his enter- taiuing temperance lecture ...