... supply us with rich and delicious dainties during the summer months. Strawberries, Raspberries, Gooseberries, Currants and Blackberries, are most plentiful and often glut our markets with their abundance. Grapes grow everywhere in the State in great profusion ...

... beautiful : ■ ' A young married woman wishes knew the best way of marking table-linen. There is nothing leaving the baby and the blackberry tart for few minutes occupants of the festive board. ,n\ The Home Rule party ia gaining strength in this country. It now ...

... weddings about to take place among the local peasantry. Signor Merlo and his friends had already shot a robin sitting on a blackberry-bush, by simultaneously pouring a volley into him; and had chucked three bonnie lassies under the chin on their way to afternoon ...

... goods over one or other of the frontiers without paying duty. Straschniks,” or custom soldiers, ara, of course, common blackberries in this golden land; but they cannot do more than mitigate the evil, and, indeed, some sceptical persons declare that the ...

... aloug this road, namely, yellow agrimony, amphibious persicaria, arum, avens, bindweed, bird's foot lotus, bittersweet, blackberry, black and white bryony, brooklime, burdock, butter- cups, wild camomile, wild carrot, alandine — the great and lesser — ...

... t's Study of Roses, (208) ; Mrs. Shenck's Honeysuckle (312) ; Chrysanthemums (311), Rhododendrons (301), Blackberries (376). Mr. J. H. Midgley has succeeded in representing a pebbly river-bed in 333 ; and as a work of poetic sentiment ...

... Pheasants, Grouse, Wild Duck, Snipe, Widgeon, Teal, Rabbit, Hare, Haunch of Venison (doe). SWEETS.— App!e Pudding, Apple Tart, Blackberry Pie, Baked Pears, Cranberry Tart, Italian Cream, Lemon Cheesecakes, Gipsy Cake, Plum Pie, Bullace Tart. FRUITS. of various ...

... at his translation of ml word doctor, 'for I don't like little boys.' laughed Alfred. Then I sauntered on, looking for blackberries, while ho went away, singing his favourite song Phillii ii my jut. CHAPTF.R 11. Three afterwards (only three, so quickly ...

... shilling English leg of mutton' costs Only one shilling in. New Zealand, and:cherries and leeches' are as plentiful as blackberries during leer and Jannary. The contrut is complete enough, with the remark that legs of mutton wet, 111 &Jule, in London ...

... that pretty considerably. The line lay in the direction of Orliogbury, but before getting so far as that, he turned for Blackberry Covert, and leaving Vtvian's on the left, got to ground, and they were unable to unearth him. Orlingbury was then tried ...

... child of years old who weighed 11111,0L1 stone. We Socked in to the interesting sight so thickly that it was like picking blackberries off a full hedge fur the woman et the door to take our pennies. There was no dmapiointnient this time. It might have been ...

... Birmingham, and other places with the moans of rare sport, and orders for fifty, sixty, or hundred dozens arc plentiful blackberries in autumn. With some amount of travelling yesterday managed to discover Great Dover-street, Borough. The day was not enchanting ...