... and there is a certain riateness in the commencement of the New Ye ear on 3 Sunday. Good resolu- tions are plentiful as blackberries at the start of each year, though perhaps it were well not most of them. Possibl to inquire too closely into the age attained ...

... the festivities in Germany at which Emperors, Grand Dukes, and Princes the blood were to be found in as great plenty as blackberries in an English autumn. The Queen of Koumania had formerly a young and pleasant companion, Mdlle. Vacaresco, and there was ...

... 6id. Plum and Apple Jam. 21be. for SJd. Gooseberry and Apple Jam, 21bs. for 54d. Kaspberry and Apple Jam, 21bs. forbid. Blackberry and Apple Jam, 21bs. for Ad. Marmalade, 21be. for SJd. Choice New Currant*. 3d. per lb. Choice New Sultana*. per lb. Choice ...

... nt hon, inch suggestions 00 easily made, but -.bite-spirited townsmfltt with £70,000 to spare are less plentiful .halt blackberries. BnU supposing even one such were found, £70,0/00 would uot be the end-dl the cost. The institution, if it was to be _ff*nh ...

... in her mission, and unf.di-r--ing faith in the career she has America lady doctors are nearly as con: . the proverbial blackberry, and En a' [ the number is steadily growing. From ;i,ue to time have chronicled important it. ments that have fallen to ...

... of strawberry beds and many frnit trees, all inclosed in a high wall, eteergrovrii with lexuriant hedges of raspberry and blackberry vise; and they roved about iu wild j,•v. shill the elder members of the household were eetiling things within doors. No ...

... so the Brewery at the bottom of the field. his:- borough had never done that. Corners for Mex borough were as common as blackberries in autumu, and altogether it was • wonder that Bor 9 goals we-e not piled up against the Saints. As Tioh Houma said ...

... 6Jd. Plum and Apple Jam, 21bs. for Sid. Gooseberry and Apple Jam, 2lbs. for Sid. Raspberry and Apple Jam, 2lbs. for 6jd. Blackberry and Apple Jam, 21bs. for Marmalade. 21bs. for SJd. Choice New Currants, 3d. per lb. Choice New Sultanas, 4d. per lb. Choice ...

... Charles Le bright. kept some time waiting, and occupted the his breakfast had been of the very scantivst- ing the glorious blackberries that grew mouth of the disused and un in break-neck places, they grew to a! but he Imd to use the greatest precaution in ...

... ever at vari sign-monger: d heather their dismal croaks. Hope the “ Lord tioner” has “‘ got them on his list.” Hig The blackberry brambles one how it is kick against the crossing our patl Last month, in the hedge-rows, the bramb were the most gorgeously ...

... repast, and prepared their baskets and for the reception of the ripe berries, they ecuttmed themselvee about the wood, and blackberrying began in earnest. The wood was two or three miles in length, but than half smile in width at its widest point. the methern ...

... the brow. The girls numbered half-a-dozen ; they were all youngsters, and when someone suggested that they should all go blackberrying in Cale Wood not a dissentient voice was raised; even Salome warmly welcomed the protseeal. So towaids the wood the bevy ...