... with clusters black and ted, O'er bush, and bower, and tree; How could the forest birds be fed Kind autumn, but for ? Rich blackberries allure now, Staining our eager fingers; And clustering on the hazel bough, Full many a ripe nut lingers. And rosy apples ...

... Hall Seedling; tbe last named consider quite tbe best late strawberry. The American Brambles (or blackberries) are worth growing all who esteem blackberries, as they are free bearing, and have very large berries, tbe latest, Wilson, juo , having an especially ...

... * Angels* Islington. (Illustrated by W. Bmnton) The Belle of a Garrison Town. (Illustrated bj H.-.Sacderson) Among the Blackberries. (Illustrated by R. Barnes) Office: 49, Fleet-street, London, E.C. ...

... —literally black handed in the act—he was youth some twenty summers, employed on the same estate, and was simply gathering blackberries for venerable friend. ...

... people talking about the days of their great grandmothers, when witches, ghosts, and hobgoblins were ssud to be plentiful as blackberries at harvest time. It is therefore gravely asserted by some that there can be no doubt in the world that this is a real ghost ...

... two * Angels’ at Islington. (Illustrated W. Brnnton) The Belle ofl.a Garrison Town. (Illnstrated H. Sanderson) Among the Blackberries. (Illnstrated R. Barnes) Office: 49, Fleet-street, London, E.C. The Well-thumbed Page. (With an Illustration by D. H. Frs’on ...

... defended. On Monday, the 2l>th September, woman, named Mary Ann Suelgrove, was out in lane near the prisoner’s house gathering blackberries, and saw the prisoner, with whom she couversed on the weather and other topics, in the course of which the prisoner made ...

... Stakes, for all aged Dogs. Mr. Pile ns bk Marquis beat Mr. Goldsbrough’s bk Fly y.r. K- Godwin’s bl Guluare beat Mr. Ball ns Blackberry ~lr. Card’s f Sara beat Mr. Corbin ns bk Beauty Mr. White’s f and w Zeals Belle beat Mr. Harding ns bk Emperor. Mr. Thompson’s ...

... halfpence. He also gave Fanny a halfpenny, and her sister a halfpenny. He then went with them up the Hollow, and picked some blackberries for them. He afterwards told Lizzie and witness to go home and spend their money, and then lifted Fanny up in his arms ...

... Blueball Mr. E. Baker Kentish Belle beat Mr. J. Gough nas. Alice Hawthorne Mr. Rurasey nas. Fly beat Mr. C. Phillip nas. Blackberry Mr. E. Baker nas. Don beat Mr. Goldsborough nas. Flirt Mr. T. K. Harding nas. Blunder beat Mr. Water nas. Tipton Slasher ...

... neighbourhood of Sydney such fruit* the peach, uectsrine, apricot, plum. fig. grape, cherry, and orange are plentiful as blackberries. The orangeries and orchards of New Wales are among its eights; and m the neighbnorho* of Sydney and round P.-rt Jack •on ...

... belonging ing to a farmer named Fletcher, at Weston. Girl-like, several them scampered off to the next hedge to look for blackberries, when the fanner came up, and without listening to any remonstrance or apology, laid about them in the most brutal manner ...