... well who stands upon its crown. For we bought, te. And if you find old feckless dames, that make their Awn free To pluck blackberries on the hill, or berries aught that be. Tell them the hills mg for the deer, that bold their sutlers high. Net for such ...

... evening, with his elderly maiden opponent.. Dick kept to the road, hut I, when worsted in argumentation, would stop to eat blackberries. They were far from ripe, and I vowed each one should be the last, but sour as they were they were soothing, and gave me ...

... cause a little disappointment in the Liberal party. hiroarany political meetings and speeches have been as plentiful as blackberries during this week. Referring for the present only to those on the Liberal side, we may mention the great meeting at Carmarthen ...

... from what defendant said he had been ld years in the army, and had since been getting a living by gathering mushrooms and blackberries. Idt this stage of the pro. ceedings the female defendant was discharged, no evidence bei forthcoming against her.] Defendant ...

... Noah. It was composed of blackberries, hips, haws, acorns, old man's beard, all cut with a liberal hand, and it filled the stern of the Zulu. It was accepted with the deepest gratitude, and Nemo feasted on the blackberries. The wind had ceased by this ...

... boat acr•sis t. Sheldon under sail; the walk through Ringmore, and along the lonely winding road was delicious, and the blackberries wore passable ; but sitting still was a different matter. Truly The way was long, the wind was cold, and strong enough ...

... wander at your ease along a lonely road across open moorland gay with furze and heather and in every sheltered gap such blackberries! So ripe that they fall off the stem as you touch them, and unequalled in flavour. Nemo never ate so many in her life as ...

... this kind operates upon even the most unfavourable minds.” Examples of self-made men in New South Wales are numerous as blackberries during autumn in country lane. Of course there will be difficulties at first—there always ate in new country—but the man ...

... feet choked by tbs country breeze ? And the hedges, are they not sweet New milk was treat when I was boy. And I loved blackberrying days. And shouldn’t the little ones find some joy In the weaving of wild bouquets The hedgerows are surely the place for ...

... —Complainant stated that on Wednesday in last week he went to look for his son in one of the Cockington lanes. While picking blackberries a dog attacked him, and he struck it with stick in self-defence. Another dog then came op, followed the defendant, who ...

... under the shadow of his excellent name the Association will still flonrish. Centenarians are not quite so plentiful as blackberries, even in Devonshire, yet they are to be met with occasionally ; if we bear little of them in life, we certainly miss them ...

... MONDAY, OCTOBER 101 h, 1887, And Five Following Nights, MR. G. 'F. BLACKSOURNE'S COMEDY COMPANY, in the Comedy Drama, BLACKBERRIES, Followed by the Enormously-enceeeful Farcical Comedy, TURN ED UP. SATURDAY MATINEE at 3—TURNED UP. ...