... hoary one, notwithstanding the ap- pearance of disease. Orchards are not yielding vary abundantly. With the exception of blackberries, whieh are plentiful, but small, the hedge fruits generally accepted as indicative of a hard or mild wintor, are, from ...

... ovor bridges in villages two or three together, watching the lisle swimsisming; li had also seon them peacefally gathering blackberries ilt the Ledges, asd playing ducks and dralios' with etoees it ponds; he had seem them wiping their lies cming out of ...

... between three and ful ,,'clock, I nid my sister Mary, my brother, and two little boys, were githering elderberries arid blackberries in a field about arnile from here. ?? the gate leading off the Stow-road oct to Adlestrop Hill. As wey were going down ...

... capital pies and puddings wet when only half-grown. Apples and blackberried to- 'I gether make a delicious tart, and this reminds me to call remark, 1 Why do people not cultivate the blackberry her :more generally P Never inind the American kinds, ea My ...

... he~l for a dozen mangolds, open to b .,C h OItogetlher a creditable display. he e ?? not mentioned above was a jitltvated blackberries, exhibited by n, t'kfr .1ston-street, Oxford. These b ;, te'jil.ed, and were forwarded at the - v;1` to the towni of ...

... it places of 'former Wendleburians not marked by cc 1- tombstones, while the prickly stems of the dog- of n rose and the blackberry briar thrive abundantly. t 1 One side (of the churchyard is bounded by a row of P is small cottages, which, like the church ...

... DOMEMTC. anc litt. BILACIIBEURYTNG ON BOAR-S HILL. hut' Last Saturday I verily believe that every- the body in Oxford Went blackberrying onl Boar's it. Hill' Naturally those who -went for the pro- ofI saic purpose of getting baskets full of the aki fruit were ...

... Howland's y'field. There were no Cabbages on defendaiit's'al- 0.lotment.-Defeaddut said he merely went into the field for -some blackberries and never took any cabhages, neither was anyt iigfound on him.- Defendant wa's fined Is. for daage, 5s. 6d. costs, r.nad ...

... hound's? d The one does not seem to be a 'necessay 'or .a probable consequence of th6 other.'. With re- - gard to trespass by blackberry picke'r. -and e mushroom 'gatherers, sufficienrt dainag' haas It to be proved, and wild fruits do.not, come c under the ...

... fresh air aild w blackberries. Last Saturday seemed a day in PI secial favour, which I regretted, since it' was-a the day chosen for my own annual pilgrimage- ' thither, and though the fresh air onI Boars Hill is unlimited, ripe blackberries are not, and ...

... Challerior, coroner, on Thursuay in last -week. Mr. and Mrs. Graham and their family were the previous Tuesday X gathering 'blackberries on Mr. Hughes' land ah 0 Boar's-hill, Wootton, when Mr. Rughes requestedE i- them to leave, as -they were interfering with ...