... or in low relief de. pends altogether ol the subject chosen, and the taste of the operator. Holly leaves and berries, or blackberries, and bramble leaves, olematis, ke., might stand out like carving in high relief; while palm leaves, grasses, &o., would ...

... party it wvas on the plea oE old age, and nowv, whenl the bhlunders of' his seceud Adminiistration are ais plentiful as bla~ckberries ?? he a umonth hems'ce, lue reminids us that the hand of time presses heavily upon himl. Mor. Gladetone's is a ma~ny-sided ...

... of the visitors, however, never reached this place, v having, no doubt, come to the conclusion that the v gathering of blackberries was a more congenial o task than standing all day beside a platform t listening to the threadbare platitudes of the t teachers ...

... . Y The font was most suitably decorated * in par- ticular we noticed how well the autuniu-tiuted Virginian creeper and blackberry leaves con- Itrasted with the inoss which completely covered i 'B tho steps. The transept windows wore neatly and u effectively ...

... anl who ~ nM 4 the top~sy-torvie~l hiri;ts3ii ' ?? have inathejoaklticaII doule senior modl-let~ittrs.adi as plenty as blackberries usead i'.t' fair sewnollers an~d autuul,? ? l altt1 Sttoittecni~t With a Crmstrunc ~ ~ v ehoulder3,? Itisfere010 ) 1 crites ...

... pears of every hue and shape ; -figs, purple and white ; golden apricots, plums, apples, straw- a berries, raspberries, blackberries, currants. &C., S &c.; oranges, lemons, limes, bananas, and prickly pears ; luscious grapes, purple, fed, and white, in ...

... ercatest novelty in tbe fruit deepartineot was da a Iiicel oi Americau blackberries ;grown at Leices- of te. 10 thO Canadian ?? fruits in tirI Wl Ca1iaiau 1Exshibition gigasltie blackberries, as big o as tle small yello.v palun, or a good sized darsson, ti ...

... Gnystown, Bailindrait, polled Angus beiferi I s mavlower LU,; 2, Solomon Chambers, Bronkagb, 1-| Johnston, polled Apguis heifer Blackberry; hi4iilv commelded, Robert P1osten, Kileattet Is Housc, Jillinlco, Darry, polled Angus heifer | Topsy.-. a-1 c O!fiASEi ...

... of land. 0 for the more part not worth the labour expanded u1 in cultivation ? Instead of vines, he t] might cultivate blackberries ; but the S' wine is not -popular, and our climate li iis liable to serous vicissitudes. The small pro- I; prictors in ...

... and scents the air with its fragrance. Our favourite wild flowers are found in profusion in the meadows, and the homely blackberry bratmible grows luxuriantly in the hedges, and pro- duces an abinilance of luscious fruit. Nor is its British character ...

... lar. d ceny might have been easily perpetrated, no one attempted it. He did a good trade, 2 gathering pennies as fast as blackberries may be , pulled from a fruitful bhsh. Nor were his ens- tomers restricted to the pit. When stalking knee. high eamon thefaches ...

... have thoroughly deceived the dupes to whom he offered it. A year and a half ago documents of this kind were as common as blackberries. Anyone could buy them- for a few pounds, and some of them were very pretty imitations of Mr. Parnell's hand- writing. ...