... are numerous, and dainty basets are in fashion. It is as usual with a good wheat year, there are plenty of ruts. As to blackberries they are abundant, and they are still untouched by frost. They are sold by the poorer villagers at 3d. a quart; gut, people ...

... Carter-lane, because the only ex- Yonder in the heather there's a bed for sleeping, . . : Drink for ons athirst, ripe blackberries to eat; Yandngnthwnfiw merry hares go leap- And the pool is clear for travel-wearied feet. London streets are gold-—ah, ...

... deciarcd the best dog in the show, a sinilar bouour, 5o far as bitches are concerved, Leing accorded to Mr. Sam Woodiwiss's Blackberry. The judging f'“e general satisfaction to all the exhiuitors. ‘e may add that the geuneral programme at the Aquarium is ...

... Seventeen “ Highest l’mlblul.;o Highest possibles may be said to be almost as plentiful as blackberries this mworning, no fewer than 1/ baving been recorded in the first 40 minutes’ shooting in the St. George's at 500 yards. ‘I be following is the list ...

... juice when used as a cooling drink. For the quantity of juice they produce on pressure they are unequalled, and though the blackberry should also be included in this counection, yet the amount of juice it yields is insignificant when compared to the currants ...

... one of the champions, altbough entered, dld:dn:pnu. but iis loss was awply compensa Yy the presence of Barou redgwick, Blackberry, and Duuboola on the beuches—which, by ibe bye, were admirably arrauged under the supervisiou of Mr. Chbarles Crutt, who ...

... primrose, and green. When all the hedgerow wildings are sere, * blackberry ” welcomes the sunshine, and is almost the earliest to put forth its pale green buds. The American blackberry, however, outstrips our hedgerow fruit in its abundant yield. There ...

... (’Brien must (being an intelligent wan, know all this, his poetry about straw bridges, walking over heads, knives, sticks, blackberries, beavers, &ec., and his dialectical devices, are but so many red h¢)rings across the track, seeking to ohscure the plain ...

... labour. A POLICE EXPLANATION. With reference to a charge at Highgate on Friday against a boy for stealing sixpennyworth of blackberries, an explanation is now forthcoming as to the singular conduct of the police. A Mr. Brex, a shipping ageut, prosecuted the ...

... Avople gathering is going on in all the orchards. There are good stewing pears in the markets. Other cooking fruits are blackberries, plums, bullaces, damsons, and cranberries. Filberts and green walnuts are to be had. Sergt. Qufinflfi' , of the Scots Greys ...

... of the finest plums I have ever seen (and I have seen fine ones in my day), 2d.a lb. Side by side with these were common blackberries, the fruit, as all your readers know, of the common bramble (the rubus fruticosus), marked 4d. a gound. So that the farmer ...

... complainaut,a lubourer,oi ‘Lrimty-road, IFinchiey, deposed thet being out of work he weat out to see if he could get some blackberries to sell. He bad picked about three pints in Bislcp's Wood, the property of the Lcecivsiastical Comuassioners, when Le saw ...