... her niece, who is taking tea with her)—'fake some of there stowed blackberries, my dear. Blackberries are good for the complexion. Nime— Bat, dear aunty, I don't want a blackberry complezion. (loan-aster to-morrow—An Irish gentleman, who had been ...

... interspersed with red geraniums. Tne screen looked very nice, Wising a sheaf of oats mixed with creeping, hips, haws, and blackberries, while at the foot were laid dahlias, apples, carrots, miniature shrives of corn. turnips, &e., and the top with the same ...

... picked out with white crysantbemums, sweet peas, apples, &C, with a fringe of oats. The supports were trailed with ivy and blackberry sprays, with bosses of oats and barley tied with scarlet geraniums and white crysanthemums at intervals. Another bed of ...

... iuto jars, and tie with bladder. This jelly improved by using equal quantities of bullaces blackberries. The flavour the takea away the flatness of tbe blackberry. Teifle.—Boil iv three gills milk half the rind of an orange uud hulf the rind of a lemon ...

... cost rich men retiring, they conveyed her to Clark's drug store, where, with awkwardness, they forced her to swallow some blackberry brandy. She slowly unclosed her eyes, and when asked how she felt, replied, with great bitterness, ' Very well; I crave ...

... a height of 'several feet. The bass of the structure was sat round with vegetables, and the crater centre adorned with blackberries, elder berries, haws, moss, corn, loam, de. Over the whole was a canopy of corn and sheaves of corn, sad fio wers, trait ...

... altar rails were beautified with four wreaths, composed of roses, geraniums, ferns, honeysuckles, parsley, asparagus tods, blackberries, nuts, apples, &c, the woodwork being enciicled with foliage,' intermingled with berries, flowers, &c. Along the bottom ...

... bath, rind asked him -what he had had to eat. He said that he had been to Kettering, and that he had been living mostly on blackberries. Witness said, When did you come to self? He replied, Yesterday morning. He then went to bed.—By Mr. Andrew : Hs ...

... the Stubble. is lovely walk —the roads are dry, and not dusty ; you stop every few minutes to look at a heavy cluster of blackberries, and so you journey onward until you come in sight of village that is yet a mile away from you. The smoke is curling upwards ...

... iust. The church was beautifully decorate 1. In the porch were the fruits of the field aud the garden, including crabs, blackberries, sloes, elderberries, and there were also wild and garden flowers, fringes of corn and eaus on either side of the text ...

... met and stopped them. Oh, Nelly, cried Tilly, where are you going? For blackberries, laughed the other girl. Isn't fun? Oh, yes, said Tilly; I love blackberry parties. Come to see me to-morrow afternoon, called one of the party. Not ...

... 1551, by that celebrated Bull Lord Grey 495, bred by the Earl of Egmont; another Bull was Blackberry 1361, bred by Mr. Wm. Arkwright, of Sutton Scarsdale. Blackberry was by Progress 2nd 1939, who won the First Prize at the R.A.S.E. Show, Reading, in 1882 ...