... autumnal tints, and looit splendid. Nate are unusually plentiful, and many are the pleasant parties mado up to gather them. Blackberries are to be had in profusion. A very pleasant party took plane this week, one elderly gentle- man leading the walk home in ...

... that they have been used to feed pigs with, the low price offered not paying the owners to send them to the London market. Blackberries can also be had in abundance, and a very large crop of pears should make that fruit cheay. THE WILBEIFORCE TEMPERANCE HOTEL ...

... ly had a tarn. Small had ' Robby, who bad been wearing trousers for friend on earth, said she. Bat you have * been blackberrying, and Barton asked him to some time, is me when I was a girl. home P said Wolgang. Yes*in the grave I help, which he ...

... Tower. Poole had a chisel and hammer and was taking copper from a door. Barton subsequently had a turn. Small had been blackberrying, and Barton asked him to help, which he did, using an iron key to knock the copper off. They then doubled the copper np ...

... the neighbourhood seemed to be there. Lords and baronets, ladies of honourable distinction, an 1 clergymen as thick as blackberries. In civilian life, in which people know so little about military matters, few events are more appreciated than the spectacle ...

... the enemy. The bright scsrlet uniforms of the soldiers wanderii.g among the bushes, pro. bably in search of the toothsome blackberry, most forcibly intrudes upon the scene. To the civilian mind, in warfare that uniform invites destruction, but probably ...

... in the neighbourhood seemed to be there. Lords and baronets, ladies of honourable distinction, an clergymen as thick as blackberries. In civilian life, in which people know so little about military matters, few events are more appre- ciated than the spectacle ...

... land. Curiosity waited to learn who the preacher would be, this being Congress week and able preachers being as thick as blackberries in the noighboarhood. This was soon satisfied, u the tall form of the Hey. Moithead Evans, Vicar cf Sandgate, was seen ...

... land. Curiosity waited to learn who the preacher would be, this being Congress week and able preachers being as thick as blackberries in the setighlsnurbood. This was soon satisfied, as the tall form of the Rev. Muirhead Wens. Vicar of Sandgate, was seen ...

... 129 are explainable, for the one genus rubes (blackberry) is credited in the London mitaloges with as many as 61 species. Truly the species, rightly or otherwise. are themselves as plentiful as blackberries, but I do nct know how many of these posers grow ...

... are frequent. Of autumn flowers, the Warren has a good supply of yellow cow, ositee, devil's bit, scabious, and gentian. Blackberries would be there if they had a chums to get black. lower green. sand cliff, under the Lees, is still interesting to the botanist ...

... are frequent. Of autumn flowers, the Warren Las a good supply of yellow composites, devil's bit, scabious, and gentian. Blackberries would be there if they had a chance to get black. The lower greensand cliff, under the Lees, is still interesting to the ...