Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... ST. NICHOLAS MAGAZINE FOR S EPTEMBER contains A DAY AMONG THE BLACKBERRIES, by W. MARSHALL, A LITTLE FLORENTINE LADY, by ELEANOR C. LEWIS illustrated; MY DEER HUNTS IN THE ADIRONDACKS, by TREADVSELL WALDEN, Illus. trated ; W. JENKS'S EXPRESS, ...
... to Wimborne all right, and haviag slaked our thirst at the old football headquarters and compared notes, we jogged on to blackberry land,'' the grand road quite astonishing our crew. With the exception of a delay, owing to the novice taking an impromptu ...
... clusters of | blackberries. The lectern was laterally bordered with autumn tinted leaves and fern, while sprays of blackberries extended along the top cornice ; at the base was a sheaf of wheat flankel with myrtle, laurel leaves, and blackberry sprays. The ...
... soon after two pm., via Winton, where the roads were, as usual, ricketty. It was to Bar'bury Rings we went. On picking blackberries intent. Two Safeties and • Kangaroo, A tricycle, by no means new, And in the rear there might be teen Up in the clouds ...
... the blackberries, of which there is promise of a very plentiful crop, are left to rot on the hedges this autumn! They are such wholesome fruit, and to be had in any number for the mere picking. No cottage ought to be without its stock of blackberry je/iy—not ...
... Lewis, coroner for Essex, has heldsn inquest on a lad named Vail, who died somewhat suddenly after eating a quantity of blackberries. Ile vomited violently after eating them, w a nads due t he m t o e o i c n a s l „, d n e s n c e . w s s e a n g t u ...
... DOZEN GO D HURDLES.—AppIy, = stating price, to C. Sanctuary, Mangerton, Melplash, |5 ¥ ‘V';\NTEI'. a large quantity of BLACKBERRIES every morning except Saturdays.—Apply to Mr. A. Spiller, Allington, Rridport. @~ “_ TANTED, a STRONG LAD, age 17 or 18 ...
... Walk at the back of Mr. Walmesley's place. She had a perambulator with her and a child was in it. She saw Gollop picking blackberries, and when she passed he followed her. She said nothing to him, and after following her a little way be caught her by the ...
... prize, 10i. Donkey race (four entries)— ist, 34., Bob, S. llollins; 2nd, 35., Pride of the West, J. Maiming ; 3rd, 25.. Blackberry, J. England. Rice for ponies under I i hands (three entries) —lst, los., Nimble ; 2nd, Is., Black Beau; built the property ...
... oneself the airs of what Artemis Ward calls a disguised dock, is no proof of nobility, else dukes would be as plentiful as blackberries. And the more a man travels, passes through Vanity Fair, and sees strange sights and hears strange sounds, the sooner he ...
... found occupiers, the rental paying a comfortable four and a-half per cent. on the investment. Such concerns are ascommon as blackberries. Dut the peculiar provinee of this company, which was to provide easy means for the acquisition of land, on much the same ...
... horn ewes which have recently given birth to thirty-eight strong and healthy lambs. MILDNESS.—On Wednesday a Dumber of blackberries were picked from a hedge on the cliff at Budleigh Salterton, by William Mears, thus showing. the mildness of the season ...