... back. Every rose, it is said, has its thorn, but anyone who has ever gone into the country to pick them will say that every blackberry baa ita fifty or a hundred. What are our young men cluing? was the question asked by a country newspaper, to which c ...

... of wild briar, honeysuckle, wood- I politician he was all that they required, being bine, &c., white and rod roses, jet blackberries, so willing to justifiably use all right and proper steps ripe and luscious, hips and haws, and bunches of in his candidature ...

... though in those days it behoves journalists to be careful how they speak their minds, for actions for libel are plentiful as blackberries in autumn. But what we want to know, and what many ratepayers in Aylesbury would like to be informed on, is—why the Ma ...

... trees quite leafy ; and the hedge. rows are in places clad with leaf and overspread with the bramble bush ; but the wonted blackberries, which erst have delighted the taste of the truant boy and the wayfarer, are this year of very questionable mien and number ...

... also there were cherry trees with any amount of fruit upon them. Raspberries, in bushels, were there too ; red currants, blackberries, and huckleberries all ripe, and all this fruit appeared to be free to everybody, for all gathered what they wanted. When ...

... marked. It destroys the potato before it ootuee to perfection. There was plenty of fruit in the garden—ripe and unripe. The blackberry we noticed was cultivated there. Peaches and grapes were plentiful, but neither of these were ripe. lam told that Jersey ...

... about 2d. per quart, and I am told they will be much cheaper. There is also au abundant supply of water melons, apples, blackberries, and huckleberries. I have nut seen many or gooseberries here this season. In a former letter I referred to a tunnel now ...

... Bernard Wake, a leading Sheffield solicitor, has been fined 1:1 and colts for savagely beating a man whom ha found gathering blackberries in a wood on his beat. It is said that Mr. Bright is thoroughly at one with his colleagues upon the course which is being ...

... good firm is one that of three-quarters Ile and our-quarter hushand. A turtle can neither fly, ring, gallop. cry, or go blackberrying; and yet, if it • s lett alone, it gets along just as well as the young man who tries to be funny at a garden party. - ...

... have everything he sees. Mrs. Yuungwoman wants to know what is the best way to mark table linen: Lave the baby and a blackberry pie alone at the table fur three minutes. If self be denied for the good of others, we receive immediately more than we ...

... bury-road The defendant nicupied a farm at the of I latehetolaiii . When they gut into the Aylesbury-road they gathered four blackberries. The defendant, who was in one of hie fields on the opposite side of the road, came to the hedge and said, You bad better ...

... occurred my Mindy wane years .go may late!, at your readm•. oil my children, a boy seven earn old, woo mason-led by s r blackberries ill. the other tilde id a low sail which divided our garden from a field. The bramble grew over a decoyed ',lump, and the ...