... and that if the parsons were done away there would be fine weather, fine times generally, with golden guineas as thick as blackberries upon a hedge. (Laughter and cheers.) The noble Chairman proposed The Army, Navy, and Reserve Forces, observing that ...

... r having the Communion rails, pulpit, windows, and font Dl prettily decorated with moss, coloured leaves, hunches of P, blackberries, and apples, all tastefuilly arranged. The ir collection Fatr the service was given to the church restoration fund. It ...

... yPRgTe as pastor, were bold in the above of and were detormined to remain bard and green. iy’ l.mdvmw-mmMJw&. Blackberry full, or blackberry fool, as some write |W, J,fig,h (London), from Isaish xxvi., 13. At five i, fsan institation in some bouseholds ...

... embellisbed. The font, transformed into a pretty natural design, symbolical of the occasion, con- sisted of choice flowers and blackberries, surmounted with a cross of pure white and maidenhair ferns. At the base was the inscription Glory be to God: thanks ...

... an gladwin. The prayer desk had elegant wreaths of oats, be barley, and wheat, intermixed with sprays of evergreen, oh blackberries, and other wild fruit and berries. At each as corner were sheaves of mixed corn, fruit, and flowers, as and in front was ...

... they MG went over the fence into the road. Witness spoke to them the and they said they had been after blackberries. They did not get any blackberries while he watched them. Witness asked G14 about a stick. Ludbrooke said he had had none, but witness saw ...

... worke . ve been the labour of months, and Vdberry, 8 moet delicious species, similar, but jmuch um-mpu--u-m-hwm .-.umu--u-h- blackberry, now 0 mwdvmm*mfi'-fin 'h‘dfipd-. I may mention here mwm-‘-fidwdhgfl B 0 1 have boea succemful ia brisging with me _—. e fornad ...

... m-' even o it bedges are. . fruit, oit vl e ready f«pu.uq&mm loaves change colour and grow golden. is no way to enjoy blackberries like eating them off the bushes, but this must be before the brambies begin to drop their leaves, and all I)-T’: the stems ...

... in no family some years ago, may interest your readers. One of zy children, a boy seven years old, was attracted by seme blackberries on the other side of a low wall which divided our garden from a field. The bramble crew oter o decayed stump, and the child ...

... prize in designs painted on terra-cotta or Chins (unfired), No. 854. Her prize exbidit i gikded plaqus, with wress and blackberries, the subject being chosen with due regard to the size and shape of the plaque. Mrs. Earnshaw contributes largely to this ...

... nated them. Dr. Taylor demonstrated that a similar plan was more clearly seen in such composite frnntsas the raspberry, the blackberry; ?? The fig had adopted the plan of turning the seed cases inside instead of out- side, everyone of the minute objects being ...

... younger lad, had been seen on the line close to tho spot shortly before tho occurrrac*. charged, he said only went there fur blackberries, bat afterward* said was sorry, and would ...