... BLACKBERRIES IN JANUARY. The present winter season has been marked by some severe visitations of rainstorm, hut it would seem that in sheltered localities a marked measure mildness has been experienced. A striking evidence of the geniality of the weather ...

... Garden. London, is just now doing trade in Irish blackberries, fruit, the cultivation of which, by the way, is somewhat neglected in many parts of Ireland. The largest trade is usually done in French blackberries. Ireland comes second, and the next in quality ...

... go— What do I care ? What do I care? Plenty as blackberries where will ye find Rare pretty girls, not by two not by three o’ them ! Only just there where they grod, d’ye mind, Still like the blackberries more than ye see o’ them. Long, long away, an’ ...

... the Golden Gate in California, through Oregon, British Columbia, and in Montana, where Donegal people are as numerous as blackberries on Irish ditches in the month of September. Many changes have taken place during that short period that he has been absent ...

... spinach we have iron a very marked degree, also in all the red and black fruits—to wit, red and black currants, raspberries, blackberries, &c. Those who suffer from poverty of blood would do well to make black currants their standard fruit. cabbages, peas, ...

... piece for spending money. She didn’t like to break it and carried it around her pocket. Off she went next day to a famous blackberry patch we had at one end of the place, intending doubtless to eat her fill, childlike. She happened to be near the fence ...

... died, and became more and more like one family. Everyone called the twins —we were always together—nutting and picking blackberries and searching for neats ; he had half of his white rabbits here and I had my canary the Grove’—you can see its tall chimney ...