... My father the Elderberry I‘-‘mt such lgool:‘ol?ury As to pay you his berry ; Bat dm‘t{ook so Blackberry, 1 don’t care a Strawberry. Excursions To Beigarox.—The London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway Company announce cheap day excursions to Brighton ...

... ovth that they were inthe cover and that Puttick threw their. blackberries away and set’ lis dog on to them. They admitted trespassing on the iarm, but said that they had Picked no blackberries in the copse. The had got them down by the shore —A writ tness ...

... present time, greater than the •apply. The blackberries just now in Brittany are glorious,writes correspondent, but they ret* the hedges untouched. For the common Breton is very* religious, sod thinks blackberries accursed because the Crown of Thorns was ...

... and combed his bair with a eomb which was there. Prisoner gave her a ring and then left, saying he was going to look for blackberries and would be back again at 12 o'clock to see witness's father. Whilst prisoner was in the house she swept the rooms, washed ...

... down through the copse seiar Posbreok Farmn he saw the two defendants blac'kberrying. ?? told theii that they would have to go with inm to the farm, and deneandod the blackberries. Detendants at first wvest qcsietly, but afterwvards became violent ard ...

... Reetterent. Hlabetteet. üBT, Black and. dug, tour tan fom; the Xi drowned lad’s pcL—Apply, 1, Camaer-tcnaoa, OST, yiat, bet wees Blackberry-wrack aad Dake'a-raad Ike Mud lac da, Lady’a Silver Wash aad Chaia. Vrecaraad la K ■kekhenywraca, rewata will rlraa. . EUai ...

... nhould ibio. at Doac.-i.t«r. lb. Hat of Darby »ln«„ of .ome of th. of , lU la, St. Lexer honour. Hat -.aai,,. - , .1 “Hi a, blackberries lo February. *bi The St. Lexer (tbe writer com laueal I. n. Ml the claaalc ihree-year-old event., hailo. liabad la 177 ...

... e of the villages round nbout, who take all the sh dent snuts and blackberries away before they are ripe c ansd fit to pick. 1r. - has a realesess for rot thst nuts and blackberries, but, as things sue now, qu jsd, there are never any left to ripen. ...

... party. During day foot b all, cricket, and comas other gamea were indulged by many, while othen explored the woods outs, blackberries, and scenery. At .eat. the brakn started for home the sound. of bugles, laughter, songs, mad Ipesa. The new hall was reached ...

... were ?t.hennc blackberries. He spoke to them about it, and told them that they would have to -ooommy him to the farm. At first they agreed ; but whi m were cgm along, Bowman refused to proceed fi er. Pu then demanded their blackberries; but they became ...

... —Defendant journey the destination was reached about noon, when |oy Fo aoy in 99 yoars the cuildren enjoyed themselves with blackberrying | CHARGE OF ln’m;u }le;x‘; —Charles Shotter and playing varions games till tea-time. A repast was |g4 pan and beerbouse ...