... Messrs Christie, Manson, & Woods sale at t heir rooms, Kin; Street, St. James's, London, of ' large colleetton of pictures. ' Blackberry I :sthering; by C. Mason, A.R. A., hronght 1410 : ' The Right of-Way,' by F. W. Walker, nineav ;'Leaving Home.' by F. 8011 ...

... farmers and fruitgrowers, and a new rural industry be started by the cultivation of the berries. That the chief fault of the blackberry when made into jam—its flatness and somewhat sickly sweetness -is obviated by mixing it with damsons or apples, most people ...

... bloodshot eyes and shortened breath. The farmer dashed across a forty acre stubble field, across a frozen creek, through a blackberry patch, down a ravine, over another hill, across a stump field, to be run down on the road by the tramps. They overhauled ...

... everything. The blae-berries seemed as plentiful as ever, while the wild raspberries were more abundant than usual. The blackberries gave evidence of a rich crop, and, indeed, in some cases, had already begun to blacken. The sweet-smelling briar roses ...