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... piece which is handled prettily and with much delicacy and care. Miss C. Josselyn, for a study in chalk from the fiat, a blackberry stem and fruit; the foliage is very softly shaded out. the next two medals are given to MlissNotcutt and Mrs. R. Noy, for ...
... borrowed a horse and cart, drove liis father to Dedhiam. Whilst his father was doing his budness they lprisoncrsr went picking blackberries, and they saw the ?? on the edge. It was not true that he weni to the stack, nor did he know it belonged to Mr. Fenner ...
... gypsies there. A Juror: Alight not the hoy have fallen into the water ? Witness Oh yes, Sir. The Coroner: Are there any blackberries there ? - Witness: No, Sir. A Juror : When the last witness crossed the planki was that his properny ? Witness: Yes Sir ...
... Smvthe's picture Mr. Wnr. Cuthbert, for three paintings, ¢Old Stokse Church, PlFayed Rabbit,'and Honeysucklec and Blackberry; Mfr. T. Smith, sketch Of, Soothwcld Breakwater; Mrs. Noy, groups of-flowers, n' 4Por~trait of B. DisraelIg °and ...
... tre of the Support to the sounding board. The font was also most exquisitively decorated with wreaths of ivy, acorns nnd blackberries; while its base was covered with soft mnoss. Moss was also placed around-its edges, on w hich large acorns could be. seen ...
... Hospital ground& abutiwere at that time- ar mere suburban lanes, much frequented by youths for 6sbird nesting, and acorn and blackberry gathering; Ber. s ners street had just been opened to the public, and con- st tamed not a single habitable house, except ...
... on ( the prisoner to say that because le had a £5 note or two e of the Woodbridge bank (which were no doubt as common as blackberries in that particular part t of -the country), he was the man who presented c this forged cheque and received the money. He ...
... more than is . printed in the programme. TuE ST. fAMES'S HALL CHORISTY'S MINSTrELS.- Sable minstrels are now plentiful as blackberries in eautumn, and as black. Which of the numerous troupes i that now court public favour is the original band we .cannot ...