... Beacon-lane, and St. Doming~o-road, were lined to 155 with hedges, from which the scholars in the to ha autumn used to gather blackberri-es. What a _ td, chainge has comne over the scene, and yet the b, W. headmaster then, Mr. H. G. Hampton, is the w; headmaster ...

... spent ; in Ireland he observed that with a deal of rural rypoverty the hedgerows were laden with luscious - zry fruits the blackberry especially abundant, and Sb t many of the fields along the line of railway were rM white with mushrooms and edible fungi ...

... fee are many less-frequented spots which might lov equally well deserve that somewhat conven- in tional title. A certain Blackberry-lane grE after ascending almost perpendicularly gr for some hundred yards or so-one's footing evx being rendered precarious ...