... was rough and steep, but we rested here and there, and re- lieved the fatigue of the journey by repeated attacks on the blackberries growing all around in lavish profusion. FROIT TREES WERE PLENTIFUL, and we took advantage of the German custom which permits ...

... went along the cliffs until they had reached the back of the prison gardens, where Groom left his companions to gather blackberries. He had scarcely turned his back when he heard a groan, and on returning found Wise looking over the cliff, and laughing ...

... William Groom went along the cliffs until they had reached the back of the prison where Groon left his companions to ther blackberries. He had scarcely t is back when he heard a and on returni found Wise lookin, over the cliff, and laughing at the lad he ...

... Groom, lad belonging the l!i .-cawen, said he, the accused, and went for a walk the clitfs on Sunday. was picking so.ue blackberries when lie heard groan, and, looking round, saw with his hands his knees, laugiiiug and looking over the . I 11. abk. d Wise ...

... immediately on enter- ing. Further oa a “ Street in Hiogo, Japan,” isa brilliant bis of colour; and Arthur Hopkins’ * Blackberrying by the Sea” recalls many an oid memory, with its stretch of clear bright ses aad and parple berries and leaves and rosy ...

... what is due extreme old is deplorably irreverent. old times when no parish registers wet* kept oentenariana were common blackberries, and the more out of the way their dwelling-plsoe the longer they lived. In Cornwall, for example, we read one 106 years ...

... colour, and font or five average ones make a quart. The seeds have all been eliminated from onr cultivated raspberries, blackberries, currants, and gooseberries. Their fruit is marvellously delicate in flavour, especially the two former. In all the centuries ...

... California, where caste is not such an essential as in Boston, and where with shady histories are es plentiful as autumn blackberries. They were the victims a fate, and I was heartily sorry for them. NEXT WEEK~— FHE STORY OF A CHARMING YOUNG MAN. ORIGINAL ...

... without his mother’s consent. 1 had no food ness for flies prepared in that way. doubt had often taken them preserved in blackberry jam, or, iu the poorly-lighted eatinghouse, taken them done up in Stewart's syrup ; but fly in the raw was diet from which ...

... agencies, there are TWO NEW OPENINGS i which offer plenty of occupation to fresh vorketa. The first the utilisation tbs rich, blackberries, whiuh Ireland furnishes abundant store. On the South and Essl coasts much of the fruit is behig tiaasinittsd I direct ...

... these good*—the dainty figure pieces, the suggestion of living bloom tnt floral Gecoration. One vase here, enhanced troup of blackberry leaves which .-pid-T bpuu his goreamer, was like a handful of tpol gathered from autumn wood. TheLimcgw ornaments are exquu-ite ...

... day fixed for trial till the Court meets in October, with, perhaps, the exception of diverce cases—now ss “ plentiful as blackberries—and for theee the Outer House Judges usually keep their Saturdsys disengaged. The other and more important class of cases ...