... 011, it came out that one of thle women who had been out les with Mrs. Burnhamn on the afternoon in question, getting an blackberries, and who was also returning flown the line, ,le had rus back to extricate one of her children who bad as caught its foot ...

... drovers at fairs; who hunts butterflies in summer and becomes ornithological in string; who, in their season, makes nuts and blackberries the object of his attention? A few such distributed in schools will do little harm, and may be reformed in time. But who ...

... altar there 'was a text, * Praise ye the Lord, in white letters on red ground, surrounded by a border of harley end blackberries the wodl of Miss Mead, which was very effective. A collection was made of 1.1 [is. (3d. iii aid of the feuds of the Radcliffe ...

... to go into it. t le did not say hie would take her to Oxford, and tell his master C When he threw her down he took her blackberries and stick from It her, and, alter she had got awa), ironm him, he glvee them back to 'N her at ties gate of' thc field ...

... looked well a n trimmed with black lace. A deep rose silk was cut square I C~ and trimmed with point d'Alenion; coiffure o1 blackberries 2 tlh and autumnal leaves. A pink silk had a scarf across the r In front, end looped at the back of pale green satin edged ...

... of tlew raaowsi hLay: July then comes witll ripening whoat, Garnered 'reid August's blazing hoit; September's next witil blackberries swoet, And slowly-bhortening dtay; October brings the nutting-tinie; November gives us fogs arid rime: December riugs the ...

... the parties are not related. It appeared that the defendant would persist in going on to the complainant's farm gathering blackberries, although he had been cautioned not to trespass, and on September 10th the prisoner, in company with several others, visited ...

... pears,I plums, gages, currants, filberts, and dameons; while in the collections of wil fruits were hazel ?? I Avellania), blackberries, crabs, sloes (Pranus epinoso), with clusters of bitter sweet (Solanum dulcamara), rose hips (rose canina), and Solanum ...

... persons of 30 or 40 years old Who couldi not read or write, while at the beginning of this reign they. were~as plentiful as blackberries, in fact were to be found every- where outside the ordinary instrumentsiof knowl.edge. And then if they thought of the ...

... appears that these boys ran away from their home at Crayford, in Ient, three weeks ago, and have since been living on hawes, blackberries, &c., and at night sleeping in out- thouses, On Thursday the 3rd inst. they slept in ass out- bhouse where there was a ...

... corn-ears intermixed were appropriately Ifeld, some fev with other flowers and products ofthe fle. The shelf specimens of blackberries be noti hblb formed by the wainscot, which surrounds the building, was made the receptacle for the its absence, nor vegetable ...

... Holywell M1anor herd of Mr. Sanders Spencer. A new rural industry is being opened up in Kent- namely, the cultivation of blackberries for profit.i Enor- mous quantities of this fruit are grown on the hedges in the lanes and other parts of that county and ...