... MAN'S BODY IN A WOOD. Whilst leathering blackberries in BeiHinton woods, sn a flannel Henry Rid:tartLam made a Iscovery. 'Entering an old qoarsy, ho found the body of a man. shine (sue was severely bruised. The ICU afterwards reeognimd as that of James ...

... hawthorn, al cowslips frogs the meadows behind the in autumn the hedges which bordered the fed them a plentiful crop of blackberries. cot ia house on either side of the road until [-way House wss reached. The present mends a great contrast to the old ...

... crop. Tarr are as brittle as ghat and you must try to preserve their full hog*, for they fruit all along these steme. My blackberries grow along a close oaken fence upon which wires are strained, and I keep the young 'hoots book with common wooden stakes ...

... day in queetioa , was on duty fur his father, who a game watcher in the employment of Mr. Malmsey, mul the were gathering blackberries in a los sorer, at Hedilon•oridlie•WalL He told then they were tre.pmeing east requested then to Mere, but instate' ad ...

... Vermeil DISILLUSION 4 yrs ( .11 by 3 POE= 3 (£so)—Mr WWI IMS 3 yrs (£so)—Mr T car. the rest bib. temberry. b Otterburn —Blackberry. la trained by W Tasty.) I to 4 twat ave. Dewberrg and 3to 1 Dewberry made all the running sod wow by • length; ix lengths ...

... Whitten's anthology- - Loudon be Song' CITY STREETS. Yonder in the hvather therr%! for •Hyping, • Drink fur athirst. rt blackberries to eat; Yonder in the sun the merry hares go leaping. Aud the pool is tilear.fer travel-wearied tent. Surely throb my feet ...

... lllVPotigritapn. Nou must hare notioect that. Johnny's Mother (listeninr uneasily): Vey. I hare. I believe he is at the blackberry jam this minute: ARE. INTED.E.STED Ir ANGLING. cow ORICKf.Y. HUNTING. CYCLING. FOOTBALL. Or PHOTOGRAPHY? If Ton .111 T ...

... a criminal to be run down. Perhaps in this instance, fiction may be once more realized by facts. Were selling at five- Blackberries pence per quart in Newcastle on Saturday night, and could be had at fourpence at a very late hour, when the hawkers were ...

... rtuna, Mr W. Weed F. Pratt ELFIN by Sensation—Equality, Mr. P. Lorillard C. Wood Tips for the race are as plentiful as blackberries will be later in. According to some, Disraeli is sure to follow up his succeed in the Guineas; others say Dieudonne is ...

... improved tone of health and absence of disease would soon demonstrate the wisdom of the change. The culture of the American blackberry in this country is extending, and a correspondent write* that it revels in the very sandy moil of Formby in Lancashire. ...

... same I the fiat prise of el It. for matey wax bowl ice. Bra w.r, d Bich. p Auckland, extra prise foe a of • basket of blackberries. Outside oho teat the Park presented& scene of greadmr. The of the patty. beauty. and twines the North appeased Is he pooped ...

... azure cups from the crevices of old stone walls. Where, too, the children glad are not nutting In the wpm. they are blackberrying in the thicket. Many years, we should think, must have elapsed since the bramble yielded so bountifully and its fruit ripened ...