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... grapes, alternately white and purple, dressed at the top with wheat, while on the dwarf wall were placed plums, wild nuts, blackberries, sad Waves. The clergy sod choir stall. were dressed with corn, fruit, MOM, and flowers in a very pretty manner, and the ...
... Reason ; 2nd, R. Adams. Hand bouquet ditto—llk R. Adams; 2nd. H. Rolfe. Garland. on hoops—lsl. Adman; got, E. Mach. Plate of blackberries—let. H. Rolfe ; And, R. Adams. Collection of wild buries.—let, R. Adams; 2nd, H. Rolfe. Special to ladles for the best ...
... a younger child, coining from the line, near the second arch close to Woodside farm.—By Mr. Lamportt Be did not see any blackberries growing there, and did not see the accident. — Walter Gunning, foreman plater, in the employ of the Company, identified ...
... quaint. This annual exhibition of as dies seen at them.. Howl) and A over the .pmt of the artist's drum. They** everlasting blackberry blomorna end Jeerer marno,but plume. to he lb. •gemt many heads and a greet bird., and mom to he eery popular, the four ...
... year. . I,oWl.—Apdl at the Inn, Freueh-itreet, S. , IS Henry 111 Lowe. ogni a foe minutes. MlCLlEUldif:—•pril 8, at lA, Blackberry terrace. tte. oh Valley. Soul hemptuu, Florence Elias Melludeb, aged fire and wont hs. MITCHELL.--April 0, at Carter's Clay ...
... Homey. was charged P.C. Caine, will, being drunk arid incapable tort tieturJay.--lie came into town with a truck earl of blackberries and watercress. which he sold, and then spent money In drink—hating none upon him now. He was found helpless, and was wheeled ...
... gets, or the peaches mod nectarines that one finds at the abodes of the wealthy, some china bowls full of ripe luscious blackberries, which, with white sugar and some rich cream, are • thing for gourmets to dream of. VANITY FAIR. The Bradford Comer has ...
... Phalloides. Thedifference Piths character of the undergrowthbetween one part of the wood and another was noticed. Here the blackberry bashes and brambles were so thick that the ladle* had to be careful in finding their way through, whilst beyond the plentiful ...
... and the evening's amusement is brought to a close we'll a laughable spectral sketch, is which ghosts are as plentiful as blackberries, and the illusions are ezmedingly amusing and mystifying. OF AIR. It• IBERT I'INNUCK, J.P. We have to iecord tl.4jTainfuily ...
... gale stow. i John Morley. of the crew of the Naomi, said he was on i hoard on the evening of I lilt October. Went up the blackberrying, and Device weed with them. Returned on board I about halt-past four. Davie, went on board the other boat. Went down below ...
... and W. Spence(); 2nd, R. Adams. Hand bouquei.—lst, A. Smith; 2nd. r,le Reynolds. Garlands hoops.—lst, A. Smith. Pint of blackberries in a plate—lit. W. Roll; 2nd, R. Adaros, Collection of wild bernes.—lst, R. Adam.; A. Smith. Spekial prise for ladiee—eentre ...
... Take it off the stove and brat whits it is ling. When half cold add shoed bauase s or whole strawberries whortkberrim, blackberries, sliced apricots, or • cold. The of fruit will by the tate of the maker. MULTI° • t:lertoATlfee —Tabs geed lump of fresh ...