... summer days we pluck'd The sweetly scented May. The village children, fresh from school, Rush forth with eager feet. Where blackberries, in tangled dell, Afford a luscious treat. pass the seasons; and, like them, Our life has seasons too, Spring's tender ...

... custody, came to light in Nottingham Saturday evening. About four o'clock that afternoon two boys, who were gath ering blackberries on Mnpperley Hill, discovered in a field near Wood Lane the dead body of a child, quite *arm. A police officer was semt ...

... There was no path in the field. He did not see defendant kill anything.— Iu defence prisoner said he was only picking blackberries, which witnesses took away from him. —The Bench dismissed the case. Joseph Hounsell, nenry Bryer, and Charles Boatswain ...

... Florence Nightingale,' who was both curate and nurse, we are as sheep without a shepherd, and Dissenters are as plentiful as blackberries. Once, indeed, we had a real curate, one Parson Lee, and we shall never have such another. He was meat and bread our souls ...

... for a walkfthrough the fields at ‘eston, in which there is a footpath. ‘They went from the path to the hedge to gather blackberries, when the defendant came up with a long stick in a state of great ap nt excitement. The governess said they would ve if ...

... default of payment within the specified time. Srine or a Wasp rrom BLACKBERRIES. —The Dorset Express says that a few days since as a journeyman butcher, named Dufall, was gathering blackberries in the neigh' bourhood of Lewell, he espied th it. a looking one ...

... arrow and without a knot 100ft., in diameter at 30ft. frem the base. Washington Territory is said to have more timber, blackberries, and snakes than any other territory or State in the Union. A Mustcat Paoprer.—The negrophilists of New York are goi crazy ...

... the fruits ; ripe, golden apples, blushing and fragrant; peaches pears, plams, the strawberry, and the seedy glistening blackberry, witii their fields of poetry ! And then the corn—in the field, in the barn, yellow and glistening on mild atumnal days ...

... STOURHEAD STAKES FOR ALL AGED DOGS. Mr. Pile's Marquis boat Mr. Goldsborough's Fly Mr. R. Godwin's Gulnare beat Mr. Ball's Blackberry Mr. Card's Sara beat ,v r. Corbin's Beauty Mr. White's Zeals Belle beat Mr. Harding's Emperor Mr. Thompson's Don beat Mr ...

... with in the meadow, and gave me three-halfpence. went down towards the hollow lane. gave Fanny a halfpenny. He picked some blackberries for us. He then told Lizzie and me to go home, and spend our halfpence ; he went down the hollow with us. He lifted Fanny ...

... Castle, Hay Field, Outskirts of the Forest, Drysbin Castle, Welsh Funeral, The Windy Day, Peat Gatherers, Blackberry Gatherers, Lancaster Sands, Changing Pasture, Calais Pier Book of Illustrations, Tennyson's Idylls of the King; ...

... Mr. F. G. Style ; Marmaduke Magog, old beadle, Mr. T. D.' Davis ; Deidritch Von Voorn, a Dutchman, Mr. F. Walter ; Bobby Blackberry, a shrewd farm labourer* Mr. R. Pearse ; Alice Manners, pretty country lassie, Mr. Yeo. Lawrence and Miles are friends, ...