... vestments. The poppy has lost its luscious bloom, the hips and haws, the clustering ashberry hay, put on the mallet, the blackberry and apple combination we are now digesting. Russet and broon are tingeing tr,e and hedge. see TL• a~,' ha , • I. °Tut at ...

... gather blackberries. and had at this sane time brought away on their garments certain other fruits. Ile was a short time since in 000 of the Bedfordshire byeways where the road was cut through the lower greensand. and ou the embankment blackberries were ...

... recognise it is justified by the change of circumstanoea. Before the Aar candidates for the Mayoralty were not, as plentiful as blackberries on the hearrows, and the Council were from time to time glad to be relieved of the necessity for making new choices, but ...

... some, Being a stranger and nicely dressed, she attracted • great deal of attention by walking about the village picking blackberries and strolling in Seel Cowper's park close by. Some thought she was • young lady visitor, till at last certain men car= ...

... further refreshment, for when my friend heard bow the lamp had bean stolen frost the otMer cyclist's machine whit*, he wee blackberrying, be at ones restored it to its rightful owner, and complimented the rural policeman on the Sherlock Hohisrelike deduction ...

... father' as soon as they were inquired for. The father of the defenclants said the lads stated that they were going out blackberrying, and,when he heard that they had brought two rabbits home with them he asked where they had got them from. and they said ...

... have been emooted is en The was very good, Wawae the brainwork, dadatils, sealietco, and other Sowers. A wild ram Rimy, blackberry speay, sad othar nature were drawn a • ma manna way by gals in Clem L Needle wads mid knitting wee any in the chime. Clams ...

... cause for regret that the original scheme wa. , not carried into effect. err The Blackberry Season. An American writer records the case of a 'mall boy being sent blackberrying with a six-quart pot and a stick with a hook ■t the end, and told not to be king ...

... than man even imagines. 2 Poison Berries. On many of our hedgerows at the present time, )neon-berries are as plentiful as blackberries. Cbiln brought up in a country village seem to ponces, an instinctive knowledge of the difference between th.• harmful ...

... lodging with her brother. Fred diawkes, drove up to her house with her sister-in-law in a horse and trap and took her some blackberries. deemed told her the horse and trap was his and he wool ! take witness and her sister for a drive to Tottershoe on the ...

... intersting or-pt for their wealth of berm and wild Sowers end sweet-smelling honeysuckle. In the An' • is a harvest of blackberries It. 10 noting the bracken and hedgerows. Tro grey charm of this way is its garrotted:se tad adjacent woods, where, on ...

... mother, and he let her loose. She ran and caught up to the others. By Mr. Stimson : They were all going into the wood to get blackberries at about eleven to twelve o'clock. I They passed some men who were at dinner. They saw this man after they had been in ...