... laugh o'er the land . While the stubble-fields show the leverets grey. Playfully tripping their rounds all the day, Ripe blackberries tempt the boys to the vale. Where the sweet mushroom stands silent and pale ; While the robin alone reminds us that God ...

... Golden Autumn. Thomas Miller. Illustrated. 3d.—(Groombridge and Sons, 5, Paternoster-row.) —A pleasant little tale of blackberrying and nut-gathering, having the great merit being written in simple language, and of describing common things way that would ...

... Golden Autumn. By Thomas Miller. Illustrated. 3d.—(Groombridge and Sons, 5, Paternoster-row.)—A pleasant little tale of blackberrying and nut-gathering, having the great merit of being written in simple language, and of describing common things in a way ...

... appeared for the prosecution; prisoner was undefended. Evidence was given to show that the pr‘soner, with another boy, went blackberrying. The prisoner had a peculiarly marked farthing, which was afterwards recovered by the police from the shop where he had ...

... appeared for the prosecution; prisoner was undefended. Evidence was given show that the prsoner, with another bov, went blackberrying. The prisoner had peculiarly marked farthing, which was afterwards recovered by the police from the shop where he had laid ...

... inhabitant can scarcely remember so mild a Christmas season as the resent. Asa proof of it we saw this week a fine bunch of blackberries and a pea stem that had a pod two inches long and two fine white flowers, with leaves and t n- drils. They were gathered ...

... remarkable fact blackberries are now frequently to be found in »-rows in this part of Devon=hire and the borders of Somerset. On the last day of the old year a youth called Nelder, of this town, eked a very fine bunch of ripe blackberries on Exeter-hill ...

... Watson, Styles, Goode, Edmunds, Smith, and others. The sport from first to last was very exciting, and Ihe hares plentiful blackberries in autumn. Mr. Goode’s b b Lady, and Mr. Styles’s d ran punishing course; the b b was fa*st up to the bare, and had the ...

... the middle of the room; in, for the stoves are but a lady at the next house sent us candles, hot » and a basin fall of blackberries, so you see how the Lord provid ow us in time of need, and many people were very kind was an tous. John went to work on ...

... Lincoln's Last Joke.— Lincoln jokes and laughs as heartily as ever. At his reception one evening the negroes were as thick as blackberries, and among them was coloured barber, named Burke, who was an applicant for office in the Custom House. The President requested ...

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