... Wli»t is the greatest uriositj to the world? , woman’s. « » v mud-turtle can neither flj, ring, griiop, Ungn, t cry, or go blackberry leg, and yet they are lot they got along just well as the young man who ...

... of which was covered with deep red roses, hand-painted ; at Lady Reay's, a pink silk was hand-painted with a pittern of blackberries and leaves; at Mrs. Cleland's, in Cavendish-square, lady wore lilac velvet brocade over a white skirt covered with hand-painted ...

... Village to North Downey, ran a ring beck to Hiaton's Gorse and was killed. Moved one ..et of Moor Wood, running feet by Blackberry Hill and Cotew , ld Hou.e, through Goosb !ad and over Woodatenoote Downs by the village, then returned to Maar Wood and ...

... as far ever from recomeising any point In the landscape, and hie heart began to fail him. Irmd he had none,—a few small blackberries and a handful of dried up huckleherries being ail that bad pawed his lips since the previous Wednesday evening. It was ...

... he conld not help himself, and that was obliged to do it. Asked what had been luring on sinCo left home, said mostly on blackberries, and volunteered the information that had been to Kettering, and came to himself on Friday morniDg.'* The soUdtor for ...

... criticism. The first prize for paintings in oil is taken by I Miss E. Brooks, with au exquisitely delineated representation of blackberry brambles. The bright autumnal tints, and the ripe and partially ripened berries are almost I faultlessly painted, and although ...

... and his wife iia)l been starving* for weeks, the only food they had being obtained with the proceeds of the sale of a few blackberries. He saw the three sheep in the road, and he '' was sorry in his heart to take them, but destitution tempted him. He drove ...

... by Master Rushton ; but the wt noticeable are by Mi..ses Lucy and Kate Witchell, dentml artists of no mean order. 23, Blackberries, lay •. natter, is not only remarkable for the painting of the nit, which lies in a basket, but also for the technical ...

... really dazzling. The supper, which went on all night, was the best ever set before a king. Peaches were as plentiful as blackberries in a hedgerow, while strawberries of gigantic size were to be had in abundance, and the flowers, arranged in most perfect ...

... following, taken from Camps!' Mama 11Ligesine. will be found interesting:—•' Fruit creams such as raspberry, strawberry, cherry blackberry, plum, peach, aprioot, ou rrrrr , de., are sure to Ind favour, and all that is necessary iu moat came, providing trait be ...

... in some instances. —ln tower drawing, Miss Annie Marshall exhibited two very pretty subjects, viz., A bunch of Autumn blackberries, and A spray of wild coorolvulus. The drawing was free, and the colour good, well deserving of a first prise.—Miss ...

... C°ncame to her house on Saturday evening, and asked tci e l r ity • bucket, but she said No. Daniels said he bad been blackberrying, and gave Is. 4d. for the bucket, and he would iseU it to her for Lid. and a pint. Gave him , two pints of beerand sixpence ...