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... to the: counties of Derry and Donegal.-,--Northern Whig. • ' MISTAKING BELLADONNA FOR BLACKBERRIES. Last week some children belonging tb Sevenoaks went - out blackberry-gathering, and one of them, a lad about 10 years of age, was induced to eat. some b ...
... lipped the trees with red,—before indeed there was a single gauze frill unfolded on the bramble, we began to arrange our blackberry parties. Topographical 'debates took plate every day, much to the detriment of school studies. Very soon the whole School ...
... perfect in every way ; indeed, it is very difficult to undeceive oneself that the gre n leaves, the bright flowers, the blackberries, the water, and the many other things which complete the beauty of the work, are not Nature's own handicraft. Close by ...
... also the Saxon word haga signified hedge or any enclosure. Hag afterwards signified a bramble, and hence, for instance, the blackberry bush, or any, other bramble, would be properly denominated a hag. Hagbush-lane, therefore, may be taken to signify either ...
... Christmas. Christmas Thoughts. May and December. Pledges. Song of the Ungifted. Thoughts upon Walking. Passing away. The Ghost. Blackberries. A Drive throngh London. Christmas is coming. My Little Friend. The Month. A Christmas Lay. Just one Peep into the Future ...
... the Trees. The Work-table (illustrated). Lilian Delayers Christmas. May and December. Song of the Ungifted. Passing away. Blackberries. Christmas is coming. The Month. Just one Peep into the Future The Pantomime. The Spirit's Wreath. Chronicles of a Mousie ...
... pointed out that within the memory of the youngest member of that Board this thoroughfare was a mere bridle-path, in which blackberries could be picked off one hedge by a person standing on other side, and the portion proposed to be thrown upon Islington ...
... (Illastrated Last Words Alone in the Night Cartouche, the Bobber Signification of Homes The Ladies' Department (Illustrated Blackberries Walter Savage Landor The Battle of Thrasymetle Castles in the Air Chess Rush Bearing, a Wes tmoreland Sketch Family Council ...
... Signification of Homes „ XVIII. Darby and Joan The Ladies' Department (11- „ XIX. Abbeylands lustrated Song of Life The Dying Blackberries Child's Dream Walter Savage Lander How to Make a Herbarium The Battle of Thrasymene I Sit Beside the River (On- Castles ...
... f rt% J)# lPh ! 1, ISLINGTON TIMES, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 1865. TEE VESTRY HALL. Vestries are its plentiful just now as blackberries in autumn! Two were fixed for last Friday, and several more are promised. One of the two was to continue the consideration ...
... as the ground was fenced round. There was one time that the foundation, or a part, gave way, and a few boys went out blackberrying; but it was immediately stopped up. The clothes of Elizabeth Bellue had disappeared, but witness could not account for ...
... classes used to ramble at glorious sunrise in the summer months for the enjoyment of woodland landscape scenery, nut and blackberry gathering, and the insinuant talk of coy affection. seem, says the London Letter-writer of the National Press Agency, to ...