... executed wi,h rare fidelity and effectiveness, in a picturesque meadow. and sur- I rounded by a wealth of foxgloves, gathering blackberries. One of the little ones has clearly pricked its fingers, and an elder companion is compassionately trying to alleviate ...

... established a record. A Roman Catholic priest this summer made £lOO by employing his Irish parishioners' children to gather blackberries for the English market. The day fixed for the opening of the new Wesleyan schools, Adelaide-street, is November .Itb, when ...

... certain fields of barley and beans. The yield of the orchards has not been very greet, damsons being particularly scarce. Blackberries have been exceptionally plentiful, great quantities being btought to the Fleetwood market, where they have sold well. The ...

... 3s. per basket for of good sound fruit, consisting of rupberrisastrawlarriee, plums,bacl and red currantagooseberries, blackberries,cranberriee, winberries, apples, pears, dc., this would amount to £3OO, which at 5 per cent. commission would come to £l5 ...

... rages in Newcastle. if we may Must the numerous correspondents who have mass forward to solve the problem, plentiful as blackberries. Besides those lately cited, it has been suggested that working men absent themselves from public worship because ministers ...

... previous day. in company with another girl named Lilian Budd, she was in some fields near Kirkharn'e farm, Warbrick, gathering blackberries. Her attention was drawn to the prisoner behind a hedge by her companion, and they commenced to run as ay. Prisoner followed ...

... woods around my cabin, and continually lay in wait for me. I could not go out even In the company of my maid Lora to pick blackberries and wild plums, er gather Urea roses, or to get water at the spring, without being intercepted by Le Noir and his offensive ...

... SEASON.—Thers is an old jog to the effect that if it is a good blackberry season it will be a poor winter. If this be so the weather this year will be unusaally severe for all the blackberry trees around Bispham are overloaded. Arrasenvi lionrs.—Perhaps ...

... J. vicar, remarked that they were engaged in a very happy work. Sales of work this year had been almost as plentiful as blackberries. But they at Marton were not in the unhappy position of some places, where perhaps a thousand-pound debt stared the people ...

... by Mr. was patron , by a large and jovial crowd. •ni as the day was • one no greatly en • joy.. Jolt. were. plentiful on blackberries to perhaps the beat of the 1.1 was • n Mr. S. Lyon and Mr. A. W Inv weliknown runthute, shook wholt provoked the smart ...

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