... and fresh, and pleasant to the taste; and withal leaves a fragant flavour on the palate, as when one has been eating ripe blackberries of one’s Own picking. Ralph Rambleton. Thr Bioistrations. —Mr. Martin J. Blake will commence hie revision the Town Hall ...

... possibilities. It W’as sent by Messrs. Veitch and Sons, of Chelsea, and was described as a hybrid of the rasplierry and blackberry. Black and White in the TransvaaL Can any notion be gained as to the relative of Boers and OutlanUers in the Transvaal ...

... . But there are plenty of signs of the original Forest; trees are scattered about, and groups of hawthorn, and trailing blackberry bushes are spotted over the slopes. Shaded from the rays of the declining sun, our merry party form up for a group,” whilst ...

... borders of wood, the high banks being perforated by rabbit burrows, and trailing with brambles giving good promise for the blackberry season. The road again led round to the left, and after a very pleasant rural walk we came to the pond and the little green ...