... by which his face was severely injured. About six o'clock he went on to the Scar, opposite Brighouse Mills. gathering blackberries, and while on a very steep portion of it, slipped and rolled to the bottom, a distance of over twelve yards. He fell on ...

... Amongst other plants found may be mentioned: —pelitory of tile wall, knap-weed or hard-head, tormental, ooltdoot, elderberry , blackberry, plantain, burdock, clovers, moue., , coshes,' brackens and ferns, dockens, grenn.sauce, pash-dock, stinking-nettle, ivys ...

... condition of the fence wall opposite Towser well, Elland Road. Situate in a locality where children are as plentiful as blackberries, and almost as mischievous as Satan, it is too strong a temptation to be resisted, and the next we shall probably hear ...

... Palmas should caution their children against eating unripe blackberries or other fruit. Lilt week, at Plum. stead, a boy eleven years old, died of gutritis , b rou g ht on by Wing unripe blackberries. TUC Pesos Mverrar.—The trial of the Staunton. and Alice ...

... fieldfare, redwing. woodlark, song thrush, blackbird, snow bunting, bramble Such. siakin, twits, maulers. km The nightshade and blackberries are very plentiful this year, awl bulfineLes are feeding upon them in the lanes and edges. Kingfishers are very abundant ...

... of household feelings, of home affections. He loves to celebrate the joys of the fireside, the daisy of the field, the blackberries of the lane. He invests common things with a poetic light, and repeats common songs with • fuller and clearer melody. His ...

... reasons sufficient why each one should become au abstainer : indeed, the reasons were as Shakespeare said : As plenty as blackberries. He would, therefore, ask them not only to join the moderate section of the society, but to come and help it on the higher ...

... divine mind, Earth•s with hes And co - ranTo; Nut only he who sees takes off hi. oboes Tile rest sit round it, and pluck blackberries. Bat Jonah startled out of his slumber by the voice of the ship-master calling— What meanest thou, U sleeper! Arise, ...

... the wit; “they argue from m diferent promises.’ 61 Two the fruit was unripe, one said it wes “ were red. you know his that blackberri 581 always red when they are green.” s for A CELABRATED comedian arranged wi greengrocer, ome , to , the his account Wong ...

... with two other little girls and a boy. At the suggestion of the boy, all five went into an old disused delph to gather blackberries, and the girl Smith was getting over the wall at the further side to gather some berries at the edge of the quarry, when ...

... weak than that of the blackberry, and the prickles too are of a lees formidable character. The lowers are large, but few in number, either white or a pale pink, and often in smell clusters at the ends of the branches. In the blackberry we often find the leaves ...

... bags fur 2s ; per stone, at W. H. Greenwood and Suns', 131 i and 137, Market 11.11, Huddersfield. Also twenty tons of blackberries to be disposed of, daimon plains, and good baking apples at le per stone. ...