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... peaches, and a very pretty dish of tomatoes. Much attention was directed to a dish of very fine Wilson, jun., cultivated blackberries, exhibited by Mr. W. Gibbs, the excellent chairman of the Society, for which an extra special prise was given. The zinnias ...
... EXHIBITORS' CHILDREN. Table bouquet wild ilow•ere-1 Mary Grid, 2 Ethel -- 6:ll;ction wild berries-1 Mary Grime, 2W. M. Gilbert. Blackberries-1 Amelia Burford. 2 V. M. Gilbert. Garlands on hoop-1 V. M. Gilbert, 2 Amelia Burford. SPECIAL PRIEF.S. Table decoration ...
... result, and yet it is not to be wondered at. Students of any kind, and better for us that it is so, are not as thick as blackberries on a bush. The student, though not, like the poet, born a student, so soon an he learns to read takes kindly, as our f ...
... these we must now add tea. Ea used to be pronounced ay, so Falstaff says reasons (raisins) are more plentiful than blackberries, and so on. 7. An earl, countess, viscount or viscountess; baron or baroness Pri v y councillors; Lord Chief Justice of ...
... where overcrowded, and neatly tie or nail those into position intended for bearing another season. Raspberries and American blackberries should have a thick mulching of manure placed over the soil containing their roots. Vines that had their bunches thilowil ...
... peaches, plums, pears, and greengages were wanting ; but, strange to say, two children had managed to find each a pint of blackberries. Where these could have come from was constantly asked as a conundrum, and someone was heard to suggest that they must ...
... Beatrice Russell; 2, Alice Gilbert Garlands on hoops, prizes 2s. and Is.-1, Alice Gilbert: 2, Beatrioe Russell• Pint iJ blackberries, prizes 2s. and ls.-1, Alice Gilbert Hand bon net of wild flowers, prizes sa. and 2a. 6d., given by E. Fox, Esq.-1, Augusta ...
... emoluments ? The labourer was worthy of his hire. Under-Secretaries were made out of material which was as plentiful as blackberries, but there were not ten men in the whole kingdom whom they would dare to trust with the office of Attorney General. Sir ...
... felt under to pick the tempting raspdivorce from her husband, married her in 1605. berries, which grew as plentiful as blackberries Mrs. Jameson, in her Romance of Biography, in an Island lane. I also found a few red currant gives an account of this ...
... a crumb of comfort. Then Mr. Griffith would have many spiritual privileges. Men of his ability were not as plentiful as blackberries in the colonies, and he was sure to be well-received and appreciated. The land to which he was going was one of religious ...
... preparations for planting apples and pears by draining the land where necessary, and digging out the stations. American blackberries to do well require the land to be trenched from two to three feet deep, and liberally enriched with manure and old mortar ...