... shops and warehouses which fringe the broad new street would justify. Lane suggests, or used to suggest, hedgerows and blackberries, perhaps other associations requiring more privacy than this thoroughfare is, we hope, likely to furnish. Old Boar-lane ...

... from either party by looking at their past his- tories. Tory promises at the last general election were as plentiful as blackberries on the hedgorows. But they were only promises, and almost wholly remained unfulfilled. It was not playing the game fairly ...

... December tells tiee Wi following thrilling tale ?? Last fall a woman residing in co the vicinity of Worcester was picking blackberries in a field- fi near her house, having with her an only child, a bright- s eyed little fellow of less than a year old. The ...

... popularity. But they won't make Enaland budge. Now-a-days big words are as common, and happily they produce as little effect, as blackberry leaves. If the Anmericmn Lation should persist in the mysterious delusion that England trembles before it, it jiu FXOY9Q- ...

... also guarantee that the win es ire usual adulterative ingredients, such ss eg- a | alcohol. To this ladv it theretor' o blackberry -wine making is an ind-as't t eminently suited to the conditions c I -: where the fruit is abundan = - is cheap. Whether ...

... of a noond at W~eee ccod;::I I'lt ii c 24th Septembcer, xvliiiet goieg hlis rruat lie ob-ervrd three ten nieu picaking blackberries. As tiseroa wci Icd c 5 -s d tharoii ties xe-noel Ilie ehesiteel tics eaccn ho leax acitA twa of rice Slietti enediacsiy ...

... the | F snpplie Ques a1,6 arfatin n iiew poets or more, till Lords shall become a3 common and cheap in England as the I blackberries on the hedges ; or even, as a last extremity, | would support with all his power, as a member of the Housec of Commons ...

... been forwarded by old colony mec to Hope-town, rid Secheli's, at which latterplace nuggets are said to be as plentiful as blackberries. The veins are sometimes snore than an inch broad, and some of the smnall flat pieces of quorlar; which at present reward ...

... bushes, the parent plant of which was dug d up from a neighbouring ommon. As s a fruit for the table or for making jelly, the blackberry d ese rves better brecognition. Railway station refreshments form an irritating subject of discussion, most people having ...

... apples-apples of the best quarity; udin ins fruit might just as well be grown in England. lears, cherries, raspberries, blackberries, and straw- berries are quite as easily cultivated, provided know- llge and skilll are employed, for, take it ever anl ...

... song. What a strange thing that M. Stevens hurried . past l this country on. aj1 biycle, when. jewels areas plentifulnaa blackberries. .iye _he are ...

... behind that august body, the English' Government. But it must not be omitted from calculation that he is a good suohmer. Blackberry or bramble growing is no new enterprise in the fruit gardens of America. It has been praqtised for at least twenty years ...