... John. Black currants i, *j' John. Raspberries—1, E. John. Dish of fruit i, a. John 2. W. M. Williams 3, Mrs Harry. Disn oi blackberries (cf.iildren)-I, Archie Spear; 2, Ethel Spear 3, Edith Cram. „ m VEGETABLES.—Collection—1, C. Coombes ...

... pretty. The gum makes a little coaitng over them, so that their seeds do not drop when they become quite dry. After a while, blackberry leaves will begin to turn colour, also the leaves of beech, sycamore, and mountain ash (rowan), and of all these when dried ...

... lovely lanes to Danes Camp. Here we had tea, after- wards running up and dow nthe fosse, then stroll- ing round, gathering blackberries. It was very fine when we started, but we were very sorry when it turned out wet in the evening. We came home tired, but ...

... clear; then add balf-a- cupful of castor sugar and a tablespoenful of lemon juice, and stir in a quart of nice, ripe, clean blackberries, and when well-mixed, pour all into a glass dish and put it away to cool. The whites of a couple of eggs well-whisked, ...

... good clothing, as the brambles grow in the wildest luxuriance, and are clawed like the paws of a panther. But, oh what blackberries may be gathered there large, sweet, luscious as mulberries. Moreover' the whole sank region is a paradise for birds of ...

... only wish I did some. thing more than hear of them, for I tasted some once, and they were most, delicious,, nicer than blackberries. And did you ever taste a fig ? A fig ? Ob, yes mother often buys figs for the children and some people we know have ...

... HOUR AND ORDER OF THE ROUND TABLE. By Lady Greensleeves. All Halloween. How the months fiy, especially holiday months and blackberrying and nutting months Here we are at the very end of October, and on the brink of dreary, dark November, with already more ...

... different kinds, such as apples, pearu, plum?, peaches, and grapes, then the smaller fruits—strawberries., raspberries, blackberries. I bave been told that oar peaches and strawberries have not so fine flavour as yours. Two-thirds of the great grain belt ...

... place she says— I went a nice long walk one day with my cousins along the sea wall, and gathered soma pretty flowers and blackberries. There was an Italian band played on the pier at Teignmouth. It was so funny to bear them speaking Italian. Tbere was a ...

... ourselves and that picturesque procession. The Wise Fruit. Did it ever strike you what a lucky thing it is that the juicy blackberries whieh are so thick on the hedges this year do Dot grow upon tall trees ? [ do not mean that it is fortunate because as ...

... creature to go and washbimself elsewhere. Such a great black fellow as be was Something like two of the nibs of the largest blackberry you ever saw jointed together in the middle. I shook him on to the heather and requested him to turn his steps away from ...

... Stephens. In one a young damsel is attempting to extract from her plump hand a thorn which an ungrateful blackberry bramble had imbedded. The blackberries, in white plaster, lie at her feet. A. B. Joy is the sculptor of several beautiful busts. It is always ...