... Scans, Boulogne, are careful transcripts of nature, whilst his Junction of tha Llugwy and tha Conway and hi •'.Gathering Blackberries a later style are full that intense feeling fjr which have made hi* wcrks so eagerly sought after by tie lover) 0 ' art ...

... tempore Quotations in support of this si y from toe writiogs of great mez, crowd upon of Mr. Brien is pientifaliy, as do blackberries by the way | sunny antumn after a mot summer. I de to-day, pose there would be much difficulty im making j present tuon ...

... the beech woods o f \ lanes, the gnarled roots of the tre-S v, bank on their sides. At the foot thee is often cut. and blackberry bnshes There such a wood between ea^°° 1 -eiy *i gorley. As I was walking along ltU jj ft t. U out of the hedge and round ...

... himself. Large ears indicate patience and • Witness the donkey and jack rabbit. People say that blackberries are good m complexion; but who wants a blackberry One who thinks he knows all about says the best way to raise strawberries is spoon. A gentleman ...

... on the hob, ‘*That’s right; help yourself.” Guest : ‘‘ Thankee ! I baven’t taste1 such a glass of ‘port since the great blackberry season of 1824,” (Prom Fun. ) Pardonable, when King Frost reigns—a little egg-hot- We Literary journal now extensively ...

... exists some preference | in support of thie ata Can rcu from tle writinga of great men, crowd upon one plentifaliv, as do blackberries by the wayai T don sunny autumn after a mvist eummer. 64 ae pose there would be uch in making : tion of them that wou'd ...

... ‘tevious | arid a fresh interest to Wednesday's perfc ve tha;| for masterpieces—teal masterpieces—are ore the| plentiful as blackberries, even amon 1e 18th | novelties. The “ Requiem,’ it may be Argyll} passing, is in one sense not strictly a ther of | novelty ...

... young men, went to Irlam Moss in search of blackberries. The elder prisoner, with one of his sons, came up and ordered them to leave the ground. They obeyed the order, and while walking continued to piok blackberries. In half an hour they had not got beyond ...

... FXHIBITIOS of BE i* Lake Bnentz, and Fonthill y, xivolh Junction Aosta, by J. daiherers, and Benmaenmawr. Tluirwy and Conway, Blackberry Alma . Tadem Harrow g )lvid Cox; The Last Boses, Dy*. CnBpelf interior St. i?luilworth, Wint; T f«° S fruiterer's Shop d ...

... Strong's Miss Hastings agst Mr Lindsay's Mr L. Crichton's Ladyard agst Sir W. Anstruther's Almonds and Raisins Mr Jardine's Blackberry ngst Brundrit's Balm Mr Paterson's Potartife agst Cunningham's Custie (late Review) Mr Skeoch ns Seamstress runs bye The ...

... Third grade prizes have been awarded to ?i , Be ia drawing of figures from the cast it. iladfield, monochrome painting of blackberries from the cast; R. Harris, flowers painted from nature water colours and sheet of designs for calico printing; H. K. Harrison ...

... down learned commissioners bold the winter assizes, that is to say,ordinary Q.C.'s.who now-a-days are as plentiful as blackberries, instead of real judges. But it was well understood when the Winter Assize Act was passed that only two or three judges ...