... boughs, the unkempt. overgrown hedgerows streaked with tawny nornatalke where the harvest wagons have brushed through. the blackberries in their shining ripeness, and other ripe wild berries galore--the whole richly painted panoply of the earlier days of ...

... pacificatenr, that the English King is welcomei in the French capital. Earthquakes this spring are coming upon na as thick as blackberries in the autumn. Early yesterday morning the Shropshire Militia, who are encamped near Llangollen. were badly shaken up by ...

... is peculiarly short, and ends abruptl,y. It is mach like a young carrot, with its end snapped or oountless myriads of blackberries have been gathered this year, and jam-making has kept the women folk of the countryside busy during the last week or two ...

... some of these plot-pegged regions that, as if in lodgment upon the lapse of rich cornfields from cultivseion, millions of blackberries and thousands of mushrooms mature and decay each year on land which is being affesed or bought by instalments of sixpence ...

... books—whose innocent owners are not only willing but absolutely eager to Hell you them for next to notbin,—were as plentiful as blackberries—were fairly jostling one another on every shelf of every book shop. Personally I have grown quite sceptical as to their ...

... home in their trouble, while we have in addition a large immigration every year of bop-pickers and vagrant searchers for blackberries, mushrooms, and anything else which is found easy of transportation. but while not counted in our population these' immigrants ...

... bramble is ripsaw yet abundance. and all ante' of are MLR being filled by all cooditions of piabent. It bee been a wonderful blackberry year. and when I ambled through limo whore die tall, sprawling bedew almost arch the footpath, and where we have been eammeineed ...

... oranges. 10a. to 13. per .I;ermi *woes 2a. . pasts 34. to 12s. per pet; '..Chance: Iciand pears (WilLisnat). 2d. to t d.. blackberries 1 1 41. to 3d. per rio; Victoria piano. to : I ditto. to 4a. 63.. 19gs ditto, es.: Manama ditto. is. to Se.; damsons to ...

... there are the long rambles through lanes and woods, the awing and the gainer in the orchard, the fruit-picking and the blackberrying. the paddling and fishing in the streams, the feeding of cattle and poultry, the weekly marketing, the country fair, and ...

... for the direeterialp et the Birmingham Athletic Institute. 'want. never snmeeted that first-class men are as thick 'as blackberries on the autumn bushes. Recent experience. proves The council of the Ital. tate, ant of 1$ appl 'es nes for t he varmint ...

... et smell grapes with Moir lessee sad tendrils are many smart without beteg mitre. A %Mem of •stamstiatad brambles. with blackberries and bigness *pawn arm smetleor panty inseirstism all favour, ao are. tee, the •t bay wild etraJesrrie• with deems and Ti ...

... )fareh have some compensation for the failure of Madame de tioubioe, as a filly bL Grey Leg— Yamada won a stirring race from Blackberry by a neck. Melayr, of couree, only had to canter to win the Kennett Plate. KMmost interesting race to-dav is the Lowther ...