... and knew Miss Griffith would have to go back along the bye-road • so he went down among the bustles, and pretended to be blackberrying. When the girl came along he had provided himself with a club about three feet long and an inch thick. As she passed him ...

... CREWS lior.r--A sad accident occurred yesterday afternoon, at Crew's Hole, to a boy named Henry Holloway. He was picking blackberries in a hedge in his father's garden when he accidentally fell over into the lane, and received so severe an injury to his ...

... Honourable. Failing here, as a last resource, there remains your M.P. But oratorical M.P.'s in October are as plentiful 'as blackberries, and are not certain to draw a crowded house. A Peer is good for many reasons. Firstly, many people have never seen one ...

... Bobs go out. 85. A little before Eve. 86. Because they dwell in the land of Ire (Ireland). 37. They go black burying (blackberrying). 38. Because we never know what may turn up. 39. It should be returned. 40. The river Styx (sticks). 41. The dog-star ...

... proitii,e of , vcelheie. The ,deject ive Las been studied with can.. and the 1d010n. of the honey-suckle. and Linea vf tl,e blackberry, in part ieular, are rendered with trathfulto. Often turvis with. 'the pi,enn i. it. :•4 \V. 1.1.-.—. tn elegant 1..”4 ...

... la search of conies in a field at Mendip, occupied by . Steeds, of Beacon farm. Defendants said they wow te pick a few blackberries.—Robert Millard, a ieaeakr living at Kilver-street in this town, was bound over to keep the peace towards his wife, Matilda ...

... other children, to ate the swans about a quarter past nine o'clock, when one of them happening go oat of the path to pick a blackberry, the defendant came oat and told them to keep in the path, or he would put the stick about their backs. She was quite sere ...

... which the effect of the mom Mellen °entreated with the nay. of the moos is very secmetal. The vicar of Wakefield tekiag Blackberry to the Fair is alto clever. Mr. Geodell, tbe obliging cou'ator of the Arta' department, costrihutes a very pretty little ...

... beloved oosntry. He had to contend against a great deal in his district, for the infamous Copperheads wen as thick as blackberries, and be often felt as if he would like threshing a man to be • Christian virtue, that he might have the priviledge of digging ...

... Giuglinie, and Santleya, and Albonis, and Titles. me Many of the working man's well-intentioned, lot somenot as thick es blackberries, nor oughto we to look to ma, times mistakes frieede—persoce who hare really not studied at ordinery prime in the provinces ...

... watching the inset of the vernbeamtfol tide, or else strolled through the lanes and Marls as amused themselves by gathering blackberries. At seven o'clock the large party re-entered the carriages and returned in safety to Bristol. Tam or NORTH WALES CORM= ...

... JA.II;ART is remarkable fact minadrerted so hie book On Liberty. Mr. Bodkin that before the frost of Saturday feat ripe blackberries wen 'err dvdl,, Toe will receive DO gross treatment frequently to be found in the hedge-rows in this part of And this tree ...