... search was continued the following days, but the lunatic has not been secured. Probably Macdonald subsists on nuts and blackberries and wild fruit, which are plentiful at Bricket Woods and neighbourhood. ...

... the briar and thorn hats are too ex- traordinary to be described, and the latest are the bramble ones, with clusters of blackberries in various stages of ripeness, which look for all the world as if the wearer had twisted up a shape for herself out of ...

... MRS CHARLES COBORN AS COURT DRESSMAKER. Says the Westminster Gazette :—Court makers are much more plentiful than blackberries im London ; but there are few among the army of new comers to whom attaches the same interest as to Madame Colin, whose first ...

... hogs in our town all got a spree. One of our townsmen, who had been engaged in making blackberry wine, threw out at the back door his store large quantity of blackberry pulps, which had been fermented and pressed. The hogs ate largely of the berries, and ...

... left alone with the four children, and she lost time in sending her husband's two little ones into the woods to gather blackberries. Then, going her bed, where her own ohildren lay, she lifted the baby up cautiously, so not disturb her sevenyear-old daughter ...

... bright colours ; the blackberry vines, and sprays of sumach ash and maple leaves, with many others ; and latest all, apiigs of partridge berry. One page might woll serve student of art needle-work, design for drapery. A long spray blackberry vine runs across ...

... colours ; the blackberry vines, and sprays of sumach ; ash and maple leaves, with many others ; and latest of all, sprigs of partridge berry. One page might well serve a student of art needle-work, as design for drapery. A long spray blackberry vine runs ...

... adventures of his hero, forgets that such a thing as a spelling book is in existence. The story is written on paper, in blackberry ink, and the impression on in the ex- the mind of the gentle reader is luri treme. ‘We make no ion of this hterary aensation ...

... fancy > 'er gran'farver. VI i, yo Dan, treat 'er well, or \ ,' lk rt't,!'•c ;-hl,„. kiss, gals. she 'fe, n Poppies an' blackberries &tT « ~ ' y- angkore! >k B, l>air to-day. Young ' beler - 'er age. too. Well V YfMi °»c. I feel let daim wiv m I,]. Let's ...

... In the afternoon an in- fusion of peppermint was sometimes indulged in, and, when the peppermint failed, leaves from the blackberry hh mixed with treacle made an innocent beve: for the ladies of those days. Grace learned ressmaki in Coupar Angus, and it ...

... believed. But your Honour, with your Honour's vast experience, phased enough to observe ; hat truthfulness is not plentiful blackberries country. And lam sorry to say, though this wiine-. man of own feathers, that there are in profession black every complexion ...

... As she started off, George, dear, turned to continue the game of his life. He sliced his drive, and lost the ball the blackberry bushes in the ravine. dropped a new ball, and lost one stroke. Then he topped the ball into whins, and, playing his niblick ...