... water There were clumps of purple iris growing n house. As the season moved on we had viole ubfal with roees, clematis, blackberry-vines, in profusion. not care co much for the great scarlet geranium ching though it is very ungrateful. They stood by us ...

... noble orally portions and atyle, and internally it is ‘ point. thew are aa vlentifa We will not multiply reasons any fi ea blackberries in their — — a ee the obligation to the gentlemen who have carri thia great oa = tany AN VLD SP. PAL — THE BISHOP OF MANCHESTER ...

... stately lines. The ploughman, gu Ss md horse between the trees, seems to be travelling c ,T. iH. next county. Here, eleo, blackberry and stra per, R second pear cnd raspberry, wide in the o srnny air, growing up to now stateliness, or « round with a fruit ...

... own beans ar. The made his-own bread, after a sll from rods off was pond, aud he tells us that in his rew the strawberry, blackberry, and life-ever: =o wort and golden rod, ebrub a, ly in cherry, blue-be: and ground nut.” Havin of hia few vieitore, an no ...

... about it which the fectly charming. In portraitare, Mr. Parting flames achieved perfect in his portrait of Mr Aleealev. Hia Blackberry Gatherera’’ i3 wel ent through the engraving of It which BAS SP 1ed, L’ Art; and in the ‘‘ Marmur of the Shell ’’ there ...

... lived at 56, the week. nm missing from his home eince last he deceased, who went from home v om: intention of gathering blackberries, left the Wa: two boys. Dad an Overcoss On we | clothed, but when the dead body was found ath sell don tha ae the latter ...

... ward , ; bad been missing from his home since last agei- | week. The deceased, who weut from home ' mtention of gathering blackberries. left the Wa him, Ba OV U8 SEN wer clothed, bat when the dead body was found in he had only his shirt and trousers on, ...