... desired, tbe party strolled through tbe groenda; outers rambled round the reservoirs and delighted themselves ia picking tba blackberries from Um bnabce. At tbe bogle call all assembled npoa tbe lawn, where aa raaeOeat tea waa provided Um able MaaegeaMat of ...

... marriage failure he has a very decided answer, and all the lords of creation were his humour, bachelors would be scarce as blackberries in February. But we will let the champion of marriage speak for himself, merely observing ere we give bis words that the ...

... work a week. Happy Pat! Aw wish millions on ns were badly off ; but Well, were capt u> see so mony sow ire qnerts o’ ripe blackberries i’ hedges, for miles miles, an’ nod a child pickin’ one onywheero; this within less nor three heawrs fro’ Belfast-—bi Parkmore ...

... not entered (or competition. The collection consisted of Muscat, Alexandra, and black Alicante grape* Siberian crab* and blackberries, and in tbe cam of the black Alicante* the mark of commendation was especially well deserved. The judging wee satisfactorily ...

... with no result. A more wily packman, however, made way a neighbouring wood, and found the hare* snugly ensconced under blackberry buab. were accordingly hauled out, the member* the P* * called, and finally the team set off mernly for home with captive ...

... my poor dear mother would have loved it all. She was born the country, George, where the pink summer rosea grow, and the blackberries and oats in the autumn. And she always loved them so maeb. Bat rite died Lmdun surrounded all the noise and bustle of the ...

... par* tent jus inequalities. Don’t imagine that I desire represent him another Gladstone. Yon don’t gag Gladstones you get blackberries—bv the ton. Baft Ido assert that excellent mao—a map with ft •ouoi record, a sound bead, and tongue that doea not emit ...

... district—it not like my home, with its high hedges and big wood*. 1 looked about for the nut trees and tbe thousands of blackberry vines, and the big aoorn trees, and gleaners, but there but little to be seen. I saw many (daces the corn in the fields—on ...

... possible. “ At one time we were afraid that one of our companions would die. had eaten some fruit that looked likv our blackberries. WealJ watched by him carefully, and gave hup plenty nice clean water (bat did him more good than anything, though would ...

... district—it is not like home, with its high hedges and big woods. I looked about for the nut trees and the thousands of blackberry vines, and the big acorn trees, and the gleaners, but there was but little seen. I saw in many places tbs com in the fields—on ...

... tn»e, it U a* well they were not preaent Wcdmedaj. for blub worn* ami pereonal oumptiawnta were, it ia rtunottred, a* aa blackberrie* in aotonm. pro|x»al duly made that the salary should advanced ®0 per anaaw, and special grant made lump sum lor ia connection ...

... entered for competition. The collection consisted of Muscat, Alexandra, and black Alicante grapes, Siberian crab*, and blackberries, and in the case of the black Alicante*, the mark of commendation was especially well deserved. The judging was satisfsctorilv ...