... the instrument.” Two gentlemen passing a blackberry bush when the fruit was unripe, one said it was ridiculous call them black berries, when they were red. •* Don’t you know,” said his friend, * that blackberries are always red when they are neighbour asked ...

... Inns—lst. K Laroombe, 2t OUT FLOWERS. Ist, M Mitchell, 2i ; 2ad. F Long, HONEY Honey Oomb—lst, Oox, 4s ; 3 ad, E Amor, 3« BLACKBERRIES (For Children). Ist, W Gosling, Is ; 2 id, Gapper, ; 3rd, MUSHROOMS l*t, Laroomhe, 2 ...

... and there dahlia bloea >rai. the front the gallery In the north transept was a circle leaves of tho barbeny, mingled with blackberries, mandrake berries, Ac. In the centre of this was St. Andrew's cross, consisting of yellow and red dahlia blaesoms on ground ...

... the fuchsia, and scarlet berries. edging was formed round the tap of the pulpit, the materials of included gripes, wheat, blackberries, rel hemes, apples, oats, Ac. la the central panel of the pulpit was tostelally arm■treated floral oros«, contributed by ...

... Dsvy, of over. Tb* adornments were simple Ntt exceedingly effective, consisting of drooping fcVloou of wtta Bewere, fruit, blackberries, Ac . and gia*es. with an edging top of the benie* of tbe hawthorn. The font, the result of »he attention Mrs. Arthur Tucker ...