... fact that ripe blackberries are now frequently be found in the hedge-rows in this part of Devonshire and tbe borders of Somerset. On the last day of the old year a youth called Nedder, of this town, picked very fine bunch of ripe blackberries on Exeter bill; ...

... having to pay (id court costs. Then, as to the blackberries; they make capital preserve, and have doubled their price within the past two or three years. When butchers increase the price of meat, blackberry tarts, puddings, and jams come into popular favour ...

... Qodstone Station, and 3* from East Grinstead; comprising the several capital farms known Pollard s. Ware, Ware Mill Noble’s. Blackberry, Head’s. Brick kiln, and Moorhaws; thewhol e conlaioiug about 661 acres of arable, pasture, meadow, and woo land; together ...

... Holbain ; for painting in oils of antique bust. Mita J. 0. Style,, Penley's Sketching from Nature; for sepia study of oast of blackberry bramble. Miss M. Woodhams, Penley's Sketching from Nature; foe crayon drawing of cast of fruit. Mrs Bowdoin ; *et of twelve ...

... from Goid.one Station, and from East Gnnstead; comprising the capital farms known as Pollard s, Ware, Ware Mil , Rohle’s, Blackberry. Head’s. Brick kiln, and Moorhawa; the wßoie containing about 6d* acres of arable, pasture, meadow, and wood land; together ...

... handling their paddles in most artistic manner. The fishing, too, has been extremely good, whitings being “as splendid as blackberries.” for equestrians and AAi-questriaos, as the late Charles Matbewa used call our modern they are be seen from snnriee sunset ...

... s wandered off into the woods and plantations surrounding the village, and instituted successful searches for outs and blackberries. Others tripped the green to the dance music of the band, the swains and maidens, by the bye, t king full advantage of ...

... There are the fruits—ripe, golden apples, blusbing an: fragrant ; peaches, pears, plums the strawberry, and seedy glistening blackberry, w ith their fields of poetry £ ‘And then the corn—in the field . inthe barn yellow ao glistenii ing on mild autumnal days ...

... and buds of lords and ladies, would itself be quite a triumph of skill; but taken with all its crisp accessories,—the blackberries drooping down, rough mixtures of green fruit and blossom, the scattered oak leaves and sprays of ivy, the little tufts ...

... aucceas of Brioiitok Races, last week. There was racing galore, but a decided lack of comfort, and thieves were as plentiful blackberries. Another season it is to be hoped that Inspector Tanner will engaged by the Race Committee to protect their natrons from ...

... advanced society, the right to gather and appropriate the spontaneous fruits of the earth is acknowledged, and children gather blackberries from brambles, strawberries from woods, mushrooms from meadows, and cranberries from moors and hills with universal approval ...

... two together” among bis wives aud children, and ask whether it would not be well up once among tbe ptarmigan, and live on blackberries and juniper, rather than stay aoy longer for sake of picking among the barley stooks. Bang!” it’s come again, the fatal ...