... along this sandy path for now its brick-, with the while ileal ..I sudden sunbuist. come upon your sight, as rout a row blackberry bushes open the scene: aud again, 'ere you have recovered from the glare, the bright flash gone, anil when you lo**k upon ...

... Johnson. At this period, Streatham Common presented a real pastoral appearance—cattle grazed among the rusty glades and blackberry bushes, rabbits burrowed under ragged whitethorns, and the tingling sheepbelis were heard at eventide across the neighbouring ...

... Knaphill. Bite from an Adder.—On the 29th ult., a little boy. named Sawyer, was gathering blackberries atßrookwood, when an adder sprang upon him and fixed upon his left arm. less than an hour the little fellow's arm was intensely swollen, and he was ...

... another companion in ''the hollows near the river Wey. Three happy Edglish girls at tiieir small sports among the ripening blackberries and hop gardens of Alton, tiieir mothers' cottages within hail, the public foothpath close by!—what barm, pity's name, ...

... however, says the only secret about their fine growth is liberal use of liquid manure and stopping the buds. Some of the blackberries were big as cherries. Mr. Burge also exhibited in (teas and LN*anR and bis potatoes and cabbages were con sidered better ...

... and which is overgrown with weeds and long dank grass. Here be must have fallen and expired, far it was this spot stray blackberry gatherer, essaving near cut to the hill, espied his remains The coroner then briefly add' eased tbe jury, aod the following ...

... and told them they were hunting for rabbits; they said they were blackberrying.—Davis said that as they had nothing to do they went round tho fields to see if they could find any blackberries or mushrooms when the gamekeeper came to them. —The Chairman said ...

... subjected to a great ileal of annoyance and loss through number of persons coming bis land, ostensibly for the purpose blackberrying, but frequently for snaring disturbing the game. .Vs no game had been taken, and he wished to prev-nt these penont coming ...

... of Englishmen is very unsavoury just now tho French nostrils. Even in Pari-, where our countrymen bavo been as plentiful blackberries -in these particular quarters of the city, that to say, which they affect—tho dislike of the lower classes us has at length ...

... something akin to despair. If France could only find a (lambctta for the military difficulty. The men are as plentiful as blackberries, the tobacco-rifle is being replaced by the chassepot or snider, the basis of grand army of three millions of brave men ...

... pro])ri-tress of a seaside hotel). Tweedl.itoc’s Tail Goat”—characters—“ Toby Tweodleton,” (a poor relation) Mr. G. Wheeler ; Blackberry Thistletop,” (of Chistletop Farm) Mr. Nicholson; “ Mr. Barnaby Braoebuttoo,” retired hosier) Mr. “ Mr. PADteobnioon Pantile ...

... work of a nur-eryman’s house would be a Mad 1 ' »r-', which sup ought to call Rubr.s fruticosus itus—only fan all that for blackberry! Well, never mind Ids uncouth name, RT«as, &c. (we really have not heart enough write the name in full again) is a tine ...