... from a wilderness to a wellshaped and thickly.inhabited town. liebburn Dene. where the lads of the district used to gather blackberries in the autumn time, was in existence when Mr. Leslie made his first spnearanoe as an enterprising young Scotchman in the ...

... mortar cemprisiug most of the debris. Numerous roofs have wan in, and wrecked chimney stacks are almost as as the proverbial blackberries in autumn. Of the students that have come under our notice, the collapse of a house top at 132, High Street East, creme ...

... comprisiug most of the debris. Numerous roofs have fallen iu, and wrecked chimney sucks are almost as common as the proverbial blackberries iu autumn. Of the accidents that have curio under our notice, the collapse of a house top at 1.32, high Street Last, seems ...

... with his subjeot. If he is cut fox-hunting he mines home with the brush, and not with a spray of blackberries ; but if, on the other hand, he goes oat blackberry rug he will return deeply dyed the true tint, and not dragging behind him a languishing coil ...

... the thoroughfare cheered the party as it passed, and, handkerchiefs waving in the air were as plentiful as the verbial blackberries in autumn. No less enthusiastic' incharacter was the greeting given to His Royal Iligli• lies* as he and the company went ...

... Broomhill 29 Clare, sirclsiQgbton—Mr Brieve, Moorlands, Sunderland 60 Fairy Queen, evre Lawrence—Mr Riddell, Paisley 41 Blackberry, sire Lustre—Mr Briggs, Sunderland. 40 THREE YEAR OLD FILLIES. Heater. Mr* Rixrio—Mr Briggs, Sunderland 61 Portia ...

... What ' distinguishes its currants as - proper to him is, not that he has power to pick them—he can do that with hedge blackberries—but that he can prevent others from picking thew. The burden of proof, therefore, rests with him, to show by what right ...

... they do actual damage. It Is 'aid down on good authority that as the law now stands it is no offence to take mushrooms, blackberries, primroses, or wild plants, or to trespass to find them. Trespassers wiU be prosecuted' is a threat as empty as ever. ...

... afterwards. Some fruits ripen entirely on the tree, while others grow better after being picked, raspberries, strawberries, and blackberries being examples of fruits that gain to a certain extent after picking. When fruit is fully ripe, it is essentially dead ...

... Does Mr. Shaw imagine for a moment that anybody would produce anything under these circumstances? If we could live on blackberries and nuts, there would be no necessity for any lasting rights of ownership; but, unfortunately we cannot, and so we have ...

... wild. Commenting on these rases a learned writer in the Justice of the Peace says, it is tin offence to take mushrooms, blackberries, primroses, or wild plants of any kind, or to troilism to find them. •Trespaasers will be prostcyted . Is a Quest as empty ...

... them by the masses of hawthorn blossom, and which are now filled with half-blown dog roses and the swelling buds of the blackberry, are at their best. The fine weather threatened to break up, appearances being occasionally very ominous ; but, fortunately ...