... was kept some time waiting, and occupied the time—for bis breakfast bad been the very scantiest —in picking the glorious blackberries that grew across the mouth of the disused and unprotected shaft. As is usual in break-neck places, they grew to perfection ...

... with result. A more wily packman, however, made his way to neighbouring wood, ami found the hares snugly ensconced under blackberry bush. They were accordingly hauled out, the members ■>f the pack recalled. and finally the team set off merrily for home ...

... week. Happy Pat! Aw wish millions moore on were as badly off ; but Well, were capt to see so mony scoore qcerta o’ ripe blackberries i* th* hedges, for miles upon miles, an’ nod child pickin’ one onywheero; this within less , nor three heawra fro’ Belfast—bi ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...