... a large addition to tho camp during the evening both in the way of visitors from Poole, who wore almost as ** thick as blackberries,” and also volunteers who had not before been to Parkstone, At o’clock, whon tho shades of night wero falling fast,’’ tho ...

... again brought up subject of the flooding of Mr. C. King’s residence in Coombe by water flowing from tho Bristol-road down Blackberry-lane, and, after brief discussion, it was resolved refer subject to the Gonoral Purposes Committee to view the locality ...

... was set off with wreaths of dahlias and lauratUnos, Around the edge of the bowl were arranged wheat, barley, cots, end blackberries, whilst the basin was similarly tilled, from the oentre of which rare cross com paced of mstdwn hair ferns and geranium ...

... inaotiro: moping. D*4a : Simpla; foolish; inactive mind and body. Dent; A dint; hollow mark mads by blow. Daw-tony: A large kind blackberry. Dawbit; The flirt meal tto morning, not regular ImakfMt. DUdta: Did not, DWagan: To dMgnro. Dlttcr, orDotter, or TSg,:*A ...

... go wrong with your poultry. Devil's cow—A flat kind of beetle. Devil's snuff-box—The puff ball. Dewberry—A large kind of blackberry. Die dapper—A mlabeh'ck. Dill-cup—The butter-cup. Dish-washer—The water-wag-tall. (See Polly-wash-dish). Dock—The plant ...