... doubtful whether such a meeting will be brought about. LEAPING FROM AN EXPRESS. Florence Reece, a girl of twelve, living at Blackberry Hill, Gloucestershire, had a wonderful escape after leuping from a Midiand express train yesterday at Staplehill. She got ...

... chief among them, remains a relic of Lord Melbourne’s * Let-it-alone ” school. Opportunities have been as abundant as blackberries in the hedgerows along the line; but he did not, or would not, see them, and thus, so far, has missed the mark which he ...

... everybody is the rightful owner, then nobody ought to take without first getting the owners' consent. For example, this blackberry, which neitber one body nor all bodies made, belongs to all bodics. Then clearly 1 ought not to pluck it without having ...

... roses (white dog rose), bittersweet, the brionies. And then, in a couple of montls hence, what an abundance of nuts and blackberries. Une can imagine what (hese woods were like just as April was ureening the boughs and scores of nightingales were singing ...

... farmer's property was limited to that which his labour had produced, and the Courts held ‘that the gathering of mushrooms and ‘blackberries was mnot .a punishable offence. Sinee then the landlords bave ‘deprived the cottager of bis valued and 'valuable right ...

... cup of tea. Delicious brown bread, butter (home made), cream, and eggs, a trout from the brook, honey, and then a dish of blackberries, big as mulberries. Then he half persuaded me to kill a rabbit and take it “with me. He and his good wife were delighted ...

... and ncceruble fruit. Gooseberries are very wholesome, but are best eaten raw and when fully ripe only. Raspberries and blackberries should be eaten frecly, and the currants and strawberries are highly medicinal, and the least disturbing of any. ...

... carried by animals ; either as food—such as wost edible fruils and seeds, acorns, nuts, apples, strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, pluius, grasses, &c. — or invoiuntarily, the seeds having hooked Lairs or processes, such as burrs, cieavers, &c. BSowe ...

... succession duties, both on real and personal properly ? In conclusion 1 fail to understand what analogy there is between a blackberry and the Jand. When one has bcen eaten it ceases to exist. In the filteenth century common land was plundered freely. Has ...

... will w to know that Brussels sprouts are a li cheaper, and Tiare s pis) tappiin e cupten Ao are pl ies plums, cranberries, blackberries, grapes, and tomatoes. Pears from California, nectarines from the m pines franßß.ruil evrich our already supplies. nanas ...

... for flowers, they are all safe at home or at school. lam going to stretch out here for a time, and I have promised the old blackberry bush, as well as the ivy leaf, to act as a telephone for them ; they want to hear what you tlowers are grumbling about, ...

... bill-top seems to beckon along the three miles of narrow lane between high hedgerows, which promise a plentiful harvest of blackberries. The gates to the ficlds are green with mould. Here is un orchard with a wild undergrowth of raspberry canes, currant and ...