... bottle that he still had a fast grip of and threw it with a wick aim at the little man, who jumped up as smsri « » ’ t at a blackberry, and cotch it it was coming towards him —then tucking it Under bis arm, he made Shawn low bow, with a loud laugh, ismever ...

... garden, and bought tbe fort field of Jerry Driscoll, that bad no thing in it, but was full of thistles, and old stones, and blackberry bushes; and all tbe neighbours *as well they mightthought he was cracked. Tbe first night that Tim coaid summon courage ...

... our public schools, Our port wine does not seem to please him, and he swears that it is a villainous compound of sloe and blackberry juice. To take a man the arm, and shake till bis shoulder is almosl dislocated, is one ofthe grand testimonies offriendship ...

... of country bosineaa usually deferred till spring hat been got over; and, as proof of the mildness of tbs winter, we saw blackberries ripe, green, and in blossom, and raspberries in similar state at Christmas. From the prices which stock realized in the ...

... returned a verdmt of Temporary derangement.’ Tanning —New Process.— A discovery has been made, and patent taken out, for ns ng blackberry-hushes in the process of tanning leather. Should this prove good substitute lor the oak bark, it will great importance in ...

... when you come home missus kicks up the d ’s delight. You can’t teach her better manners—for constables are ns thick as blackberries. In short, you can’t do nothing. Instead of Yes, my and No, dear.”—“ As yon please, honey,” and When you like, lory,” like ...

... after flowering, clammy ball of spine?, which its seeds cling to different objects, an.l are dispersed far and wide. The blackberry, strawberry, and most of the fruits both our woodlands and cultivated gnmu-S* belong also to it.— From Flmoer* and their ...

... branch, pomegranate, date and vino, I covet not the rarest fruit exotic region shows. While England hath Its hazel-nuts, its blackberries and sloes. I’ll ask if there’s a Dritish boy whate’er may he his rank. Who does not dearly love climb his native bramble ...

... oner* given Hilly Walsh, of course,) that the attention the Hoard will again called the suhjtef. shall *' reasons plenty as blackberries” assigned, hut not one which afford even nn exciue for removing Mr. Stoncy from the chaplaincy, of the Roman Catholic gnonloins ...

... put carks to ferment, are said to produce an excellent wine. The colour of wine is often rendered darker by a mixture of blackberries with the ur;*pt«. Painting Cartoons.— The most Important the preparation for fresco with which the artist has to is the ...

... notables, they are termed by one of themselves, the * nobles of nature,*' have sprung like mushrooms, and arc plentifol ns blackberries. It them, In truth—their bustling, pushing, claihouring, striving, and indefatigable energy—that flm country mainly indebied ...

... —’Us gala-day with her—behold Her leaves nearly covered with plumage gold; Whilst far in depths of the covert* below. The blackberry-blossoms are scatter’d like snow. High upward, the thresher Is whistling her lay, And the red-crested woodpecker hammers ...