... Pontypridd, who were spending the aiternoon walking turough the uelds below Tretorest. Ahey were in the act of gathering blackberries from ibie bushes on the lower side of the Lafi Vale Laiway when Mr. Deard noticed the 4.30 train approaching. A moment ...

... (’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 ...

... 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 ...

... hedges are thick with beautiful ferns and wild honeysuckls, the thirsty wayfarer can enjoy a delicious feast of Juscious blackberries. The ripe, tempting fruit bLangs in great thick clusters, and is most cooling and refreshing, especially in the absence ...

... you thereby render the rest of the community absoiutely dependent on them for exisitence, and therefore their slaves. Blackberries are not a necessity of lite, but, it they were, surely Mr. O'Brien would not levy a tax on his fellow-men for access to ...

... James’s, but that during the past few weeks musicales of all sorts end conditions have been as plentiful as the proverbial blackberries in autumn. Charity covers a mul‘titude of sins, and when charity is the raison d’étre of a number of artists doing their ...

... delicious blackberries I have tasted grow at Killarney, where the peasantry don't trouble to gather them. There are, however, finer varieties than our own indigenous bramble, with haondsome cut leaved foliage. The American “ Lawton ” blackberry is eusily ...

... everybody is the rightful owner, then nobody ought to take without first getting the owners' consent. For example, this blackberry, which neitber one body nor all bodies made, belongs to all bodics. Then clearly 1 ought not to pluck it without having ...

... succession duties, both on real and personal properly ? In conclusion 1 fail to understand what analogy there is between a blackberry and the Jand. When one has bcen eaten it ceases to exist. In the filteenth century common land was plundered freely. Has ...

... bill-top seems to beckon along the three miles of narrow lane between high hedgerows, which promise a plentiful harvest of blackberries. The gates to the ficlds are green with mould. Here is un orchard with a wild undergrowth of raspberry canes, currant and ...

... their blackberries in the Highgate Woods which still belong to them. '1'?10 wan iu charge of the wood was clearly in the wrong In firing, whetber the gun was loaded or mot, ‘but I note that the keeper insisted upon the ‘surrender of the blackberries which ...

... LABOUR AND CAPITAL. Sir,—Mr, O’Brien’s blackberries were found on ; examination to be unsound. Now, let us look at his knife, Why should 1 pay bim for the use of his knife ? Because I have not got one of my own. Why cannot I make one 7 Because lam debarred ...