... They wore large lace bets with blackberry sprays. Bach , bride =aid carded • bouquet of white flowers with I crimson rceebuds in the centre, also cream-coloured I satin fans, beautifully painted with sprays of blackberries, the work of the donor, the bridegroom ...

... horn ewes which have recently given birth to thirty-eight strong and healthy lambs. MILDNESS.—On Wednesday a Dumber of blackberries were picked from a hedge on the cliff at Budleigh Salterton, by William Mears, thus showing. the mildness of the season ...

... being finished with • tiny of moos. Around tiler:flee of the basin was • cluster of and reds; and the centre was bound blackberries, can ,. d a hlias, the foundation wee enlivened by a ' wreath of dahlia's. relieried with corn. The western window decorated ...

... for bulltinchcs are impregnable with their leafy covering, and ditches ate full of long grass and gracefully drooping blackberries covered in leaves and dark juicy fruit How all are longing for a frost to remove some of these dark obstacles from their ...

... ware arrangements of gladiaU othsr Sowers oo dark Ktasn ground. On the the stalls airing of wild flowsrs and foUags, with blackberries and law tamshm of gstantama and earsafa, finish to ths ilannrstlnn of the ehanote, The nib were crossed with strings ferns ...

... daughter), Min Hallett (Kitty Spruce, maid of all work), Mr. John Meadway (Pantechnicon Pantile), and Mr. Joseph Meadway (Blackberry Thistletop). The frequent applause, during both pieces, showed that the audience appreciated the performances. All were ...

... had been seen on the line close to the spot shortly before the occurrence. When charged he said be only went there for blackberries, but afterwards said was sorry, and would not do it any more. He was committed for triaL Extraordinary Assault.— Bournemouth ...

... flowers—lst, Ada Symonds ; 2nd. A. Elmos; 3rd, A. Donsham. Collection of wild ferns—lst, Florence Dunning ; 2nd, A. Bishop. Blackberries let, J. Linnington; 2nd, Bessie Norris. Collection of grasses— Clara Symonds. Vegetables, Fruit, and Flowers.— Class B ...

... and the thistle were meant is the scgirge for man but God, in wisdom and love, ham tempered the bramble by the luscious blackberry. In the variety at vegetables and the variety of taste are seen the love and wisdom of our Creator. Potatoes, for instance ...

... ; 2nd, 2a, A. Skinner, Collection of wild flowers—lst, 3a, C. Symonds; 2nd, 2a, F. Lance ; 3rd, la, E. Bowlea Quart of blackberries —lst, 3a, G. Lillington; 2nd, 25., M. Bowles; 3rd, la, 6. Symonda Class B (Open to all residing within any parish of the ...

... and close by are mb e W arr ing. ton's charming patterns on cups and saucers, Mime (lunar) , Meshes painted a spray of blackberries and leaves. Bid, ant to linger too long atone( the chins we on to admire a handsome wster•coleur of M iss Stuart's pink ...

... district, or they would not have turned it down Blackberry-lane they bad done. The Clerk said the Sanitary Authority claimed this prescriptive right, and Mr. Miller observed as regards turning the water down Blackberry-lone that was done at the request of the ...