... prettier than usual, for the brisk run had brought colour to her cheeksand a bright sparkle to her eyes. They had been blackberrying, she and John. A thunder shower had come up very suddenly and they had just had time to get under a deserted cow shed when ...

... John Taggert. I had, however, some doubts as to whether I‘ John was the only charm ; for twice when I ‘ had been gathering blackberries in Ballabeg woods, I had come upon Saville and a beautiful peasant girl, named Mary Boyd, belonging to the little hamlet ...

... fails to present himself at all—and the fairest maiden wakes up to the humiliating discovery that husbands do not grow like blackberries. The second class is, [am sorry to say more numerous. They are not particular enough ‘ in thissense : they seem somewhat ...

... he was any relation to * the Maclise,” he replied—* I am « the Maclise,’ and Dan is me brother.” “Why do they call these blackberries ?” asked the small boy of the grocer. * Because they are black,” was the prompt reply. * Then why do ‘they call these other ...

... down to the nap she heard her mother express the intention of canningfive bushels of raspberries and making ten gallons of blackberry jam- The girl will be all right when the work is over. A meeting of the business men of the village of Blacklion, county ...

... Athoi, 3. Four ran. Betting—s to 4 agst Inverkeithing, 5 to 2 each agst Belladonna (colt) and Phaebe Athol, 20 to 1 agst Blackberry. Won by three-quarters of & length; four lengths between second and third. Montrose Selling Welter Handicap Plate—Catacol ...

... this year off abont five acres of ground. Even blackberries are in great demand this year, and also very pleutifol. One buyer Strabane stales that when the U over be will have paid out £BOO to blackberry gatherers in two months, within radius of twenty ...

... h Sentember, when defendant came to him and letted a fob. Comptsioant declined to emph-y bion. tendsnt then begun poll blackberries and throw complainant who took no notice it. In the evening the defendant came back and began throw store?, and when going ...

... 26th September, when defendant came to him andaskeda job. Compla nint declined to employ him. Defendant then began to pull blackberries and throw them at complainant, who ook no notice of it. In the evening the defendant came back and began to throw stones ...

... | entered with the convict's breakfast, which consisted of three poached eggs, a dish of tinned | peaches, some tinned blackberries, some bread, and coffee. Birchall watched the laying of the table with considerable interest, and partook with great appetite ...

... ahalt miles—H. Beasley's Blackberry, by Boulevard— Paradise, yra., lOst. (owner). Kirwood's Boekinghim, C yra., 10)1. 9!b«. (T. Kavanagb); Captain B. F. Lloyd's His Lordship. 4 yra., lOst. (E. Malone). Betting—7 to Blackberry, sto 1 bar lon Rockingham ...

... history that I erer beard, outside of our home was on a summer evening when I chanced to see two of the mill hands gathering blackberries on the rocky side Bald mountain, as onr pony carriage wound along the steep road —the pony carriage would always allow ...