... following couplets, the *second having special reference to the fame of the Eveshamnidistrict for its market gardens- and blackberries:- TrOU1GEsTS 'SUGGRSTED BY A ERCENq' , ELECTION. Longo proximus intervallo. 'Twixt Inpey and Jr. P., of much the same ...

... alround it, Miy cousin took nie to h .r to blasoporth Beach,~ where you can see the ocean. o: umu We also gathered nuts and blackberries in a copse 0: Minns close by, and visited many otlier plaues ; and on 81 at the return journey home we visited Salisbury ...

... soft fruit wan limnited, but' 4 there was a large are suitable for hardy pUI ech fruit. -There was a, great demand for blackberries tar in the north of England, and he thought their in: rd- cultivation would prove a benefit to the Welsh sa. farmers. Re ...

... hba now come in their way; s Tales of oppression, outrage, and murder in t other parts of Armenian Turkey are as thick as blackberries here and along the southern coat of r the Black Sea, and enough information is obtain- t able from thoroughly trustworthy ...

... very fax behind the Armenian. Tales of oppression, outrage, and murder in other parts of Armenian Turkey are as thick as blackberries here and along the southern coast of the Black Sea, and enough information is obtainable from thoroughly trustworthy sources ...

... terrible prospect to any (22i they nanr. (lusar, hear.) Horuae arid martyre weroe by no Co their moanti at plenitiful cc blackberries, stud even the cidt I feat creator of 1trabert Enitiere had in tine ittereets of pro- uIP] chn- baubitty endowed him witi ...

... ?? I have been told of a fairy blast by the recipient of it, She, at the age of three, fell asleep while gathering blackberries on a fairy rath. When she awoke all one hip was black. Her mother took her to a blacksmith, who was something of a fairy ...

... posed. Some voted for an afternoon on the riverA k solos were in iavour of a walk to BrambledoVn B (Common, whoere the blackberries grew ochers I said Let's go nutting in Hazeldean Weods, bs None df thesed iane could be agresd' upens by ali. di Just ...

... She thought him, therefore, a very fine gentleman. The powders and patches for the country church, the ride thither on Blackberry, in so strange a procession, the face-wash, the dreams and omens, are all good gentle comedy; we are. completely convinced ...

... and more particularly medical debatinog societies which had their being in the last century, are by no menus as common as blackberries. The society in its 30tiquity, to say nothing of its other qualities, is ~worthy of the hospital 0 COIineCtiolo with vwhich ...

... DOG. BY J. CRow~ruP HIERST. CHAPTER I. HovW THE BOY AND TIHE DOG BECAUR ACQUAINTED. To anyone who knows the delights of blackberrying, Windy Common would appear uoe of the most charm- ing places in all the world. It is a large, irregularly- shaped piece ...

... er took the gir e to Fifepondr, and handed her over to the station b mater there, who had her convered to her home at t Blackberry Hill, Stapleton, In a cab. Had the girl r jumped from the train on to the Fishpond. station t platform Instead of at Staple ...