... ea at ems le Saab U. sea rim repailskea PAPS pis' bane Is Delon we* is In r ediely sad to nay ssaseak lords pleatiful as blackberries. Iv ye Namst be ass iv the right soort to is widens, miglit• high, parlicalar,l trrook, friend iv Goma Bismarek. and iv ...

... trinased red tulle end ?? browns foliage: JspP of red satin, writh bouffons and rnschea of tulle, looped with rloatelaissi at blackberries corsage trim med en suite. Ifea~ddress, feathers an- d laptpete; ornaments, diamonds MIS ECarates 62 Lower Gardiner ?? ...

... block berries and brown fuliaae, jupe of red satin with boutfons and ruches of cerise tulle, looped with chatellaincs of blackberries, corsage trimmed to correspondn Headdress, feathers and lappets : ornaments, diamonds. The Countess Listowel, Conramore ...

... u rs by positively refusing to pay for his patent of Grand Cross of the Bath. Since thou medals have been as cheap as blackberries. They have beau granted for the smallest services, or fur none at all—nhovolled out, indeed, to hospital attendants, men ...

... shades, in the gay summer Did I stray by the long walk, or gently On the green mossy banks in the valley below, Where the blackberry blossoms mitten; like snow, And the salmon, so full and so plump in it. prime, Was leaping along on its way from the brine ...

... professions to gain a seat.” The warning is not by any means to be disregarded, for such candidates are sure to be plenty blackberries. The Home Government Association may have such aspiring patriots” within its own fold. The people should look closely to ...

... and exchanging » word or two with the officer in comm anil.Then apptoaching the legion high mighty Excellmcica, plentiful blackberries on sminy bank, he entered into friendly conversation with Pritieo Qoitchakoff, General Milnliue, General Tutlebcu, General ...

... intelligent, smartly dressed flazen-baired, agreeable.looking young woman, who who might have seen her four and twentieth blackberry @sewn, after raising her veil and removing her glove from h. r Lilly white hand, was solemnly sworn to tell the truth, ...

... is 'he month roses ; T.us blackberry appears, In pink-white down, it dozes, Up >u its thorny briers. What luscious fragr nt, hoi.eyoJ, ebonpimp’es, September strews about i;s tangled streamlet dimples. , A white, blackberry bud, Mogeela sweetly sits, ...

... on one. People who will tell you, though, that they knew a person who saw a ghost one time, are about as plentiful as blackberries in August. Received— P I (Wat erford) ; A Constant (New Rose); Mary; Vox Dei ; J (Rallyhaunis) ; V.l ; A Catholic ...

... homely flower Clarissa had condemned as pestilential weeds, growing thickly in the shelter of the gray 'dose tem*. ; the blackberry runner,' draping these latter; the river full to the brim after the mountain rains; the yellow boughs of the willows, tasselled ...

... company had given him, and the company been all hie hotel and medieal expenses. fhnlHdatm far easts in would be plenty blackberries, if all conitiiaeneiea would copy the avample of Bonnie Dundee. The considerate burgesses of that terra have presented ...