... ruts, and even the hearty hand-shake of greeting only makes the wheels grind a little unable surmount the ridge. You find a blackberry, happier than the rest in the brambles where the violets breathed in spring; there is the old bull in the top pasture that ...

... Warfare, Lady Arklow, and Herbalist, and, making all the running, won two lengths; four lengths divided second and third. BLACKBERRY MAIDEN PLATE. Carrington, 9st 71b Calder 1 The CorsicaD, Wingfield Lambro, 9st F. Pratt 3 Betting: 20 to lon Carrington ...

... hours of commeuciag and ceasing work, but it is not regarded in the evening, as work is carried on until dusk. Brambles blackberries seem to be very plentiful this summer, and the children are be gathering them in the lanes. The attendance at the meetings ...

... flaunts the following sign A Frozen Meat, No Fo&hiqm No Waiting. «-p should suggest a very big O for trade-mark. e *#* The blackberries just now in Brittany are glorious, remain on the hedges untouched, for the Breton is very religious, and thinks blackharries ...

... the ground to dry, they formed the most exquisite study iu browns, from red-brown to cream. There were currants too, and blackberries. There was the exquisite delight, too, of forcing one's way through virgin forest, without path of any kiud, till by dint ...

... London via Australia in frozen state, a distance of 18,003 miles'. A Hastings correspondent says he has on his table a spray blackberries gathered yesterday morning iu the immediate vicinity of Hastings. There are upwards of berries, 13 of them being quite ...

... have never seen cow, some thinking it as big theii thumb or the picture. Over 60 per cent, had neve] seen growing corn, blackberries, potatoes. The oats are lii.e a pack of girls Laughing and dancing too. We could at a pinch offer Italy terms which would ...

... From New Ross to Waterford, we had a pleasant ride with a detachment of the 14tu Hussars, aud had plenty of time to pick blackberries on the road, which were in abundance. In parts of Co. Wexford, the people yelled at us as if we were wild Indians, and ...

... met him. Of courso his books, and -it Hinttime _ teal live author was a man know la these days they are as plentiful as blackberries or Colonels 111 United States. ernes, have never met one whose simple 'vanitv was marked that of Samuel Warren was always ...

... savoys, score. The show fruit was not large. Foreign plums made good price. 1 noticed a few English plums, and small lot of blackberries. Plums from 2d to lb; English plums, 4d lb; greengages. 3d lb: pears. Id to 2d lb: William pears, 6J lb; grapes, 6d to ...

... apples, to lb ; cooking apples, English, ljd to lb ; foreign do., lid to 2d lh; red currants, 5d lb; bilberries. 5d quart; blackberries, to 4d leaf; filberts, 6d lb; common nuts, 3d lb; lemons, to 8d dozen; melons, 6d to Is each. Vegetables were plentiful ...

... 3d lb; cooking apples, lid to 3d lb; foreign apples, l*d 2d lb; foreign plums, 2d to 3d lb; English plums, 3d to 5d lb ; blackberries, 7d to 8d quart; bilberries, quart; lemons, per dozen. All kinds of vegetables were pretty cheap, except peas, which are ...