... to God. | trees, while entirely new fruits, such as After the sermon another anthem was crosves between raspherries and blackberries, sung the choir, “ Ye shall go out with are to be staged. It is believed that these joy rnby), Mrs. Ada Bacon very efiec- ...

... the Act is referred to as one passed t a BICK LEY AND BROMLE) ASSOCL! TION, then read a paper on ** The cultivation ot the blackberry.” He stronzly recommended all who had room, to grow some of the varieties, of which there were a number. He himself grew ...

... there, Witness smoked occasionally, and so did Mr. Tremain’s men, he supposed, People went junto the wood nutting and black-berrying. Witness did not see other and ont of the wood that day. A brake-load of people came down. He would not venture to pledge ...

... the pulpit being out of the general course and very effective. Christmas cherries, pin, wheat, and cats: with a spray of blackberry (the crimson of dahlia showing through the palms in graceful contrast) were placed against the south entrance to the chancel ...

... from town didn’t stay much of Uncle Reub went back mad “cause we didn't have no evele paths an’ ‘lectric lights in ther blackberry patch.’ Hoax: “What! You buying a I thought you detested them.” Joax: “ So I do; but T’'ve been run over long enough. Now ...

... out through — the back door. We then went into Lloyd's Woods, where Arnold gave the clock to a hoy for a large basket of blackberries. The round thing we threw down a w.c. in the schools at the back of our house. Arnold threw the case of it over the wall ...

... flowers. Miss Bennett, strawberries. Miss Mackentosh, sweets. Miss Pease, flowers for chapel several times, cakes, peaches, blackberries and cream, sweets, and Christmas cards. Miss Shuttleworth, Mra, Curtis, apples Mrs. Bretberton, veg.table marrows, a plant ...

... point, the lowest temperature registering ...

... after- wards saw Flanagen stooping behind the hedge in the wood, about 50 yards from the stack. Cross-examined There were blackberries and nuts in the hedge. The men protested their innocence. William Bingley, labourer, of Tatsfield, in the employ of Mr ...

... depending fromthe itself, and the blackberries, small apples, and berries amid the stailax and their own leaves helped to make the stall one of the chief attractions, The reading desk was artistically wreathed round with blackberry bramble in fruit, clematis ...

... have climbed the fence by which the orchard was surrounded,— Defendants said they had been out mushrooming, and to get blackberries.—A_ police officer said the defendants were out all night.—The Chairman said it was necessary to protect such men as the ...

... nickle of oats, on which was caught a_ few crimson cape gooseberries, apneared above and finished the picture. A band of blackberry stem with fruit and leaves, a light trail of creeper, and some Cape gonse- herries were the only colouring on the fine carved ...