... passing some blackberr* bushes. “What’s these, llikef’ inquired his companion. '* Nothing but blackberries the latter. “Bnt they’re red, Mike.” “Well Pat, blackberries are always red when they’rs green.” Somebody asked poor much-married Jon* whether, because ...

... boys named Session and Hawker, aged respectively 11 and 9 years, went out company, ostensibly for the purpose of gathering blackberries. With the approach nightfall, and the little ones still absent from their homes, as may naturally supposed, considerable ...

... and bunches of grapes, was the appropriate text. I am the True V me.” The choir stalls were wreathed with oats, phlox, blackberries, and the choir screen was tastefully adorned with vine leaves and moss, studded with grapes and other choice fruit. The ...

... fancy for wearing fine uniforms, and being called “General.” “Colonel,” “ Major,” and so on, are plentiful in Parliament as blackberries. But tenant farmers, men connected by knowledge, and sympathy with the great interest that rents and cultivates land, are ...

... one place. The painting china is exceedingly good, and the prize is awarded to Miss M. E. Hunt, Glaodore. The subject is blackberries and twe birds; the former and the lower leaves are singularly effective and praiseworthy. Miss Margaret Bean is highly ...

... china, and that of Miss M. E. Hunt, of Glaodore, who takes the first prize, is beautifully executed, the subject being blackberries and leaves. For china cup and saucer, Misi Margaret Bean it highly commended, her execution of some leaves being exceedingly ...

... thick wreath of moss, dahlias, feros. and several kinds of blooms. Surmounting the font waa cross of autumn-tinted leaves, blackberries, wild clematis, ears barley and oats, risiog from bed, which covered and edged the basin, of the tame. The panels and base ...

... of Redman. Defendant said had always treated tbs boy as bis oivo son. and b« beat him because was tbe habit of picking blackberries instead of attending to hie work. The bench said the case was one of the most cruel that bad ever come before them, and ...

... neighbourhood Sydney ...

... is to have then, entirely o* * flower, th* colour of the dress. Fruit of all kinds I* worn for trimming, from the humble blackberry lh« hothouse pin# A black dress I saw had trimming of cherries, and oa the right side was a basket filled overflowing with ...

... advantageously displayed over the pulpit. The foot was tastefully adorned with ferns, barberries, anemouca, and unripe blackberries, arranged around the edge the basin on carpet of moss. A wreath of ivy and bunches of red berries encircled the out-dde ...

... barberries. The window sills were inland with crimson cloth, encircled with borders of blackberries and corn. The several pillars of the church were wreathed with bands blackberries, ivy, ferns, and rn » whilst around the summits were bang wreaths of hops. A sheaf ...