... fervid words -at another, in tears of joy and tenderness at his full-hearted The fair had’ no charms for our student of the blackberry bush; and its blowing trumpets, and showau.a ...

... bread neat •lay. Another, a singularly handsome boy, also « rxisaiitg «wc(*o«r. Ins lately wslkcil from Bristol, living blackberries and * the way. ant .•-Ming litrie w.wk now and then «t carrot pulling Hi* mother, the only leUtivs ever knew, died four ...

... residing at Thorpe Willoughby about three miles from Selby. The children were some fields at Thorpe Willoughby, gathering blackberries, when they were struck shot , gum Mr William Adam«, „f Mr Robert .TV. WinB • n,, pirit •wch.nt. the Market lace, Selby ...

... with a sample large, luscious-looking fellows. The gooseberries exhibited, and also the currants, seemed fully ripe ; the blackberries were generally large. Among the vegetables were surprised to find such a display large, ripe potatoes ; the prize-takers ...

... kinds. Blackberries, in this district, are almost total failure. Currants are plentiful, and gooseberries, though not full crop, will yet prove letter than expected. Strawberries are medium cron. They are selling just now lOd per quart, blackberries at Bd ...