... does you credit, says I, but do you see that dark spot right in the middle of the town where the houses are as thick as blackberries 1 Yes, said he, or the hairs in a shampooing brush. I think it must be the New Town HalL It has looked exactly like ...

... capable f being tried. Such a thing, however, could not happen in Parnellite Ireland. Eloquent Parnellites are as common as blackberries and as orators in Local Parliaments or Debating Societies, and a Scotsman would have as little chance as an Englishman ...

... shrubs, in unusual companionship. Rhododendrons and dog roses, azaleas and hedge honeysuckles, and great arching branches of blackberries—all grawing with a wild grace, a picturesque luxuriance that charmed Larry, Presently, on the left side, the thick leafy ...

... Jack, Newmarket Street, Ammdrew Mitchell. P.atagen. Lochaleb, Hobert Donald, Weliwood Yale, Ayr, Jahn Bell(of Enterkine), Blackberries, Ayr, Mr A. Cowan and Mime A. Cowan, Dal. blair Read, Ayr, 'The Earl of Atlinton and Wiaton, Air William M. Cuningimune ...

... miles from here, had a most wonderful experience the other day, narrowly escaping being killed by ants. He was picking blackberries in a wild patch of undergrowth in a dense wood, when suddenly he disturbed millions upon millions of large black ants. ...

... the fairy mound, opposite Cassaba, there is or was at the time I sin writing a laree bush, the wild growth of many years. Blackberries were often gathered from it, though there was a superstition that the berries never ripened, and that their jelly was ...

... pasture as Michaelmas Eve. In the southern counties of Ragland there is • belief that the devil puts his cloven foot on the blackberries on Mi and it is therefore unlucky to any after that date. In Scotland the is said to throw his cloak over them, thee the ...

... to have forined the sleeping couches of the household. Numemes wild fruits, suth as apples, peaty, plums, raspberries, blackberries, and nuts were included in the vegetable diet of three Swim ; and the detection of apple parings mottles to • certain nicety ...

... any day,' young Slingiby was wont to remark, with aseckless disregard to the fact that heiresses are not as plentiful as blackberries in the society of small country towns-- if, indeed anywhere. Ani then the little Ens would look at him reflectively its ...

... The literature is sound and entertaining, and the pastimes and miscellanea always amusing. A coloured sheet of birds and blackberries, admirably printed, is given with this part. We have also to notice the commencement of a new story, by a popular author ...

... qualiti-s will wear admirably. The following are a few of the favourite Patterns, in very fine Damask, :—Mistletoe and Oak, Blackberries and Bramb'es, Bulrushes and Water Orchids, Aquatic Plants, Foxglove ' Grape., Holly and Berries. Early English Fuchsia ...

... also an orchard with about 300 the difference between getting a living out of his apple and peach trees, strawberries, blackberries, farm and not getting one? The difference must be plums, cherries, '&c. The peaches grow in great found elsewhere, and ...