... considerable numbers, and seemed greatly to enjoy the treat; —the Hoysalas for the March of Intellect, preferred picking blackberries. ...

... npon the brow of Angela Bnrdett. —The Animul World BLACK-BERRIES. trees were flushed with red and gold, As, in the warm September weather. Among the country lanes we strolled, And picked the blackberries together. Standing among the russet-brown, And withered ...

... one point. That is, there were eight 20 and forty three 10's in the list of fifty seven winners. The 18’s were plenitfol blackberries, sa only sixteen of the best czme in for a prizs. Last year thirtyone similar scores were in. The shooting at 51)0 yards ...

... varied here sad then dwarf oaks, which bear an immense quantity of oak apples. All them tifes and shrubs are overgrown blackberry bushes, wild convolvulus pluts. Sea., ivy being the most predominant Not single tree is free from these parasitical adherents ...

... mania, that something must be dose to provide against the spread of ehol.ra,..fever, or other disease. It reminds own of: blackberry season, which is a richly time for horses. Notwithstandiag the tdediod Offieer reports : There was so case of yowled fever ...

... left behind him r p resolved to “““ture of .. all being of * thnitj wooden mono- Dutchmen are. they scholars ment was K° ...

... full-dress bonnets these are ;Awed, • posiocha, curving goeshall , end have a most dastingue appointor,. Fruits, mpeOfsl blackberries, of all shades are Raab won ; the ltW grams that enliven the hedges and fancy grasses are also greatly in favour for this ...

... which allows the myrtle to reach the cottage thatch, is equally kind to the plant which bears our indigenous fruit, the blackberry, but there is a prejudice against the poor bramble bush. Even in a hedgerow, the former hated the sight of it, and it is ...

... was the man of a widow residing at ©, Robert-street, eurestes.l, wee taken ill 'boot 2$ h•tirs after nation a quantity of blackberries, g alined by himself, and probably unripe, Ame li-al man was called, but en obstruction of the system htd been or. .td ...

... and who again became strong when the ale was again taken. Teetotal censure of this teetotal president was as abundant as blackberries In September. He has retrieved his lost honourable position, and my fear of the society's future is that he never will ...

... which was a landscape, modelled in relief, by A. J. Davey; a small Greek vase, painted by J. Jaekson, In ander glaze, with blackberry blossom ; and a vase la dark brown body, with spray of dowers in relief, by F Kirkham. A lady friend of Her Grace also bought ...

... there are some sceptical people, chief among whom reeks Dr. Siemens. Artificially made diamonds will be as plentifal as blackberries so soon as to the promos of production has been cheapened. Strange to say the first measure to receive the Royal Assent ...