... nurse- maids and babies. For these others there are the stormy heights adjacent, with moss on the rocks, and millions of big blackberries and heathernnd uling in profusion. Also abundance of shade and the babble of the rushing waters, romantically softened ...

... about a to get to t-h- c- ve itself. We clim^d over the rocks a good way, then took a re«t and enrne hack. On the road blackberries are plentiful, and my iiand- WHie nearly as black as the berries when I got back to the car. We re nrned by a Ii Itf..rell' ...

... a farmer 'oout teh miles down de road. I hired out to him, an' he giv' me dese toga ant told me to go up pasture an' mow blackberry bushes till six o'clock, den milk de oows a> come back to de housf. How much kin we an' pail ? WRf SH WBPT —Willy I fouud ...

... parsley, garden Daraley, grass and elover, dandelion, sow-thistle, chicory, lettuce, radish tops, bog-weed, groumdsel, blackberry leaves, and cabbage. And for roots,. carrots, parsnips, mangolds, swedes. and turnips. Hedge-parsley is much valued by many ...

... about a mile to get to the cove itself. We climbed over the rocks a good way, then took a rest and came back. On the road blackberries are plentiful, and my hands were nearly as black as the berries when I got back to the car. We returned by a different ...

... romances to delight them and pass away the happy hours ? This is the blackberry season. Among the rich and russet autumnal tints stands out prominently the foliage of the blackberry so often used by gardeners in table decoration, but the delight of the ...

... ran across the little chapel were laid bunches of heather and thyme and blue-bells, and branches of wild raspberries and blackberries, just as they had been left by the peasants and children and on an iron candlebra at one side several tapers flickered ...

... the different remedies suggested for the relief of agriculture. Mfr Gladstone, he said, recomn- mended them to cultivate blackberries and makce jam, whilst the present (Government had brought in the Land Rating Bill. W~ith regard to the latter, it -would ...

... or the holly berries now shining profusely amid their parent green. The quantity of sloes is almost unparalleled, and blackberries and crab apples and the miscellaneous fruits of wayside and thicket have appeared in great quantities. ' Moty haws, mnny ...

... Gilbertson defended. The evidence showed that prisoner had taken the girl into a field on the pretence of going to pick blackberries, and there committed the offence.— The jnry retired dnring the luncheon bour, and on their retnrn the Foreman said We find ...

... case of great poverty at Taffs Well. A family named Bright arc said to have subsisted for months on acorns, beechnuts, and blackberries. The father, owing to an accident, is unable to work. It is encouraging to read that the local Guardian of the Poor gave ...

... Gilbertson defended. The evidence showed that prisoner had taken the girl into a field on the pretence of going to pick blackberries, and there committed the offence.— The jury retired during the luncheon hour, and on their return the Foreman said We and ...