... IN SCHOOL DAYS. SHU nit* Hi# school-house by th* road ragged beggar running; Around still tho suaoachs grow And blackberry viue& are runoing; Within ths mactor's desk Men. Deep scarred by raps official. The warping floor, the battered Mata, The jack-knife’s ...

... for making prai serves. Thin out small or badly-formed fruit on pear and apple trees. The' long new shoots on American blackberries and fcgaaberries should be looped up to prevent damage the feet when gathering the fruit. Rambler roses are badly affected ...

... it, afterwards washed up the delph, and put aside, and took a ramble through the woods. The first bush got sight was the blackberry, which was laden with rich clusters of ripe berries. all earned little baskets for the purpose picked a lot of the fruit- ...

... clover, with dash apple honey gathered ia the beginning the season. The clover is nearly' over in this district now, but the blackberries are just coming in, and lime trees are also yielding heavily, so that if the fine wcathfer continues, it is hard to say ...

... that rips blackberries are now frequently to be found in the hedge-rowe in this, part of Devonshire and the borders of Somerset. Oo the lot day of the old year, a youth called Nelda, of this town, picked a very fine bunch of rope blackberries ea Rooterhill ...

... was liberal education to hoar him make speech. A fine Irishman, a great Catholic, too. Even with officers as plentiful blackberries, we are not apt to look upon his like again. Roberts of Kandahar was another great veteran who lived amongst us, and was ...

... my boy,’ said Joe, brightening up, ‘don’t despair. I have infallible remedy;’ and drawing from his pocket package dried blackberries, he gs»e it to with injunctions to eat them, ami cured. Without professing or feeling too much f lith in the efficacy of ...

... the rainfall moat drain into the Interior thia kind cave. The cave ia surrounded lovely trailing folliage, wild roses, blackberries, etc. . we Mine down the ride of the bill a lovely wood. It was autumn, and the .trees In their varying tints of green ...

... bloom of them and the weather is almost Meal, so that quite a consideraide amount may be got from them if the weather holds. Blackberry honey rather light colour and is, perhaps, the thinnest honey get in any quantity; but is of fine quality all the same and ...

... • DIIOCeSE OF DBRRY Most Bev. Dr. D«y, it. «.■ W«rt, toto 0.0. Wtatos*; sriew West. i-■ M. ' A Tto ButaUtoto. ■ Tn fresh blackberry leaves Osrmany has ton sabstitntsmsah more satisfartanr. ...

... found tied together, riddled with bullets, in field near Whiteohurch, six miles from the city, by girl who was picking blackberries. The Court found that death waa caused by gunshot wounds inflicted by persons in armed opposition to the National Army ...

... Talbot and his men (in the absence Sergeant Cunningham) proceeded to the scene. In the meantime however, two young boys blackberry!ng in the neighbourhood discoveivd the safe in hie ditch at the end Mr. Urunes's land, about sixty yards from the licensed ...