... 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 ...

... low price of oottoo, to go oo manufacturing cloth as if the markets bad not a piece in them, and orders were plsotiful as blackberries. The result would be that in short time matters would co ne to worse pass than they are now; not only would tbe markets ...

... was filled with such flowers as the season could produce. Fruit from green-plums to ripe the boughs, and the waving hedge- blackberry hung u rows bebind told where cornfields bad already given their wealth to the farmers whe had wooed them. A mile farther ...

... other points of interest. He must hard please, too, who, on one of the ripe days of September, cannot find sweet employ blackberry-lined roast path from to Portishead. Indeed, and its district oir abundance material [or possible exploration. Its modern ...

... valley whiten the green of the sward and hedgerows with their beautiful efflorescence in the month of May, and when the blackberries in- vite the pickers with their baskets and napkins in the autumn. The only eye-sore that is specially noticeable from ...

... stumps which with their creepers make stumble almost at every step now floundering amongst the prickly tendrels of the blackberry hicb octopus-like spread their feelers in all directions now amid the wild rasp oanes springy hazel-nut trees or high waving ...

... 7 Ob. where can the little Uggarf So swift of foot she ever has teen, la not so far, the meadow way, To the to where the blackberry vines begin. Her mother stands the doorway there, H her eye, from the ««;ng aul,, And and down with anxious air, trace the ...

... for an outline drawing from a of the Madeleiue Pilaster; Marian 3. Thompson, for a shaded drawing in from a cut of blackberries. Prizes for Freehand Drawing: Edwin Bradley, Loners A. Miller, Daniel J. Peake.--Oatilicats• for Freehand Drawing: Kitson ...

... Ac., the state of things is positively worse then when wen forwarded pony enpiwe and pigeons. for maps, they plentiful blackberries ; every newspaper baa its special map of the theatre of war; even the drapers’ shops have such printed their packing paper ...

... on for four wiekets. On resuming, ?? and Lilly-white both scored with great, freedo Iboundary bite being as 1common as blackberries, and d Kelcoy etired at 78 in favolr of Mr. thaw. Heamoe was tlemited to bowl at the east wicket Nyhena the total bed ...

... luterostiog features the play, certainly nothing approaching to the scnaational; for three figures here beta no common no blackberries this season, and no greet match Is considered complete without its scorer of a “century. never saw rune put together more ...

... to Isabella, second daughter of Lady Milbanke Hnskisson and the late Sir John Milbinke. DEATHS. On the 19th inst., at 7, Blackberry-terrace, Be vois- valley, Southampton, Mr. John Teague, aged 69. On the 22nd instant, at Brixton, aged 40, after a brief ...