... On the 26th ult. three fullyexpanded primroses were gathered on the Bristol and Bridgwater highway near Sydoot, and, as blackberries were still lingering upon the same line of hedgerow, it would have been possible to combine at the same moment the joys ...

... the West End. the world of fiction unequal marriages are the nocelist's stock in trade. Queen Cophetnas are at undatit as blackberries. Young ladies in middle ranks of lile meet prince% marry them, and Leconte queens without a single hitch in the arrangeme ...

... died in a few hours. The post-mortem examination 'bowed that among the contents of the ibildren'a otomathe were totted blackberries, gooseberries, currants, green pear., a berry and peed of the Arum maculatass, and a berry and Peed of the common nigbtehade ...

... as wood-ashes or «ld plaster, society for the with the soil. new designs Ines, for crochet handwork, to Tur best of all Blackberries for cultivation is the or Rubus lacinistus. That has fine black organised and canducted of the source from which come the ...

... varieties of American Blackberries grown in this country. and which seem to be the best, are Wilson, Junr., Kittatiny, and Lawton. Even these, however. do not always do well in this country. No doubt the very best of cultivated Blackberries is the Finleyleaved ...

... huckleberries. Don't say flab for 1,000dol. But I've been fishing. So you have but don't admit it. Make ft huckleberries or blackberries. But I've been fishing and caught four fish-- But don't do it—don't! Yon will be set down as a liar at °nos. You will ...

... between Streatham and Croydon, and I was glad to make the purchase. for I relieved the tedium of an ardent afternoon's blackberrying over by the Surrey lulls with posting myself up in The Voice of the Stars and the Fortunate and Unfortunate Days in 1902 ...

... each examination. The walk home from the old farm-house was delightful. Oh ! those beautiful lanes, with the nut-bushes and blackberry brambles on each side, and the clear springs which gushed out under the hedgerows, and often crossed the path in tiny rivulets ...

... almost proverbial that. an abundance of berries and acorns. &c.. that the co • g winter will be very hard and severe. Nuts. blackberries. hops and haws, acorns, horse-chestnuts. beech-nuts. &e.. were very abundant in the autumn of Mrs. The winter ensuing (189 ...

... How original! he sneered. How many ' hospital' millionaires are there? No. it's no good counting. They swarm like blackberries. Build a yacht. I'm seasick. Start a stable. I have the strongest possible objection to the turf and gambling on ...

... the nonce, breathing really fresh air—wholesome breezes.—Biostol Times 4 Jiirrer, June 24, :SW. Here are chapters on blackberrying. mushrooming, nutting, fishing, wildfowl Shooting, accounts of sweet little bits of woodland scenery, country walks, and ...

... tated that on the day in question lie was with Win. and George Rakes, Harry Southway, and Fred Gregory. They were picking blackberries on Mr. ('ary's hind at Prestleigh. and had a puppy and an older dog with them. The dog ran about the field. and they called ...