... Ohristian England. Yet it is a point beyond dispute that the 'whole of Old Testament history containe examples, thick as blackberries in aytumn, not enly of more than ome wife being allowed, even to Old Testament heroes, but apparently approved—for David ...

... v‘inr&vdn thonyoubnvqhopgwdm in the Weald of Kent. The small fruits consist of such as strawberriea, raspberries, the cultivated blackberry, cherries, &c. To give an idea of the quantity grown, one of our luwmmvwhhxlhmtmm- the other evening over ten thousand baskets ...

... distribution Lieut, Emmerson thanked the Duchess for having kindly given away the prizes.—The Company then adjourned to Blackberry Hill, where a capital p:ogramme of athletic sports was gone through. The following are the results of the various contests:—loo ...

... rows. Wh—:::ud to be trained aizainst an espilier the plants may be 2(t. apart, and (. between the espaliers. Brambles, or blackberry, may be planted at & similar distance 0 raspberries, th.‘iud similarly to espaliers. The Lawton and Wilson Junior are good ...

... of scandal is mot. And the vile beings whose one aim is to blacken their neighbour's character, are still plentiful as blackberries, When, however, these beings—for they are unworthy the name of men or women—attempt to carry out their designs by sending ...

... And,” added Miss Dodd, * I shouldn’t a bit wonder if we lost our way.” “Like the Babes in the Wood,” said Joe. *“Bat the blackberries aren’t even in bloom yet, and there isn't an autumn leaf to be had.” “It's like Madge's folly, sending us without her,” ...

... Stirling’s Punch, Mr. Holmes's Kitty, Mr. G. Mills’s Dick, Mr. Smith Hayes, jun., Jupiter, Mr. Newton's Roger, Mr. Tyler's Blackberry, Mr. A. R. Adcock s Jocko, also ran. The MELTON HUNT CUP, for Ponies not exceeding 14 hands 2 inches. Riders under 16 yeais ...

... in a condition in which they are unfit for any useful purpose. BLACKBERRIES. —There are many persons who are fond of this frait, but have seldom tasted 1+ since their young days. Blackberries might, and ought to be much more plentiful than they are especially ...

... Cannes to Mentone it is like travelling in Paradise. Oranges, lemons, choice flowers and plants seem to grow wild like blackberries in England. Here, when we in England have frost, ice, snow, and fogs, the weather is like summer. Isis hard to understand ...

... has been struck with this fact. Everybody who has been in Ireland knows that every summer thousands of tons of first-rate blackberries, cu'rants, and other fruits are allowed to rot from neglect. There are three hundred thousand huldings in Ireland under ...

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