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... ST. NICHOLAS MAGAZINE FOR S EPTEMBER contains A DAY AMONG THE BLACKBERRIES, by W. MARSHALL, A LITTLE FLORENTINE LADY, by ELEANOR C. LEWIS illustrated; MY DEER HUNTS IN THE ADIRONDACKS, by TREADVSELL WALDEN, Illus. trated ; W. JENKS'S EXPRESS, ...
... to Wimborne all right, and haviag slaked our thirst at the old football headquarters and compared notes, we jogged on to blackberry land,'' the grand road quite astonishing our crew. With the exception of a delay, owing to the novice taking an impromptu ...
... elquet—B. Merrit. PRIZES FOIL CHILDREN UNDER 14. Wild flowers—Effie Merrit., J. Eli. Wild ferns—K. Cr,ionibs. J. Noncover. Blackberries—F. Kellaway, W. Boyd (7). Graeses—A. Lsws. CLASS C. FOR GENTLEMEN'S GARDENERS. Collection of frutt-10s. I.Browu, gardener ...
... soon after two pm., via Winton, where the roads were, as usual, ricketty. It was to Bar'bury Rings we went. On picking blackberries intent. Two Safeties and • Kangaroo, A tricycle, by no means new, And in the rear there might be teen Up in the clouds ...
... had bJen seen ii the line close to the spot shortly before the occurrence. When charged, he said he only went there for blackberries, but aitdrwards said be was sorry, and would not do it any more. He was committed for trial. ...
... exhibited some huge blackberries grown at Leicester, which, if they were as delicious to eat as they were pictureseffe to look at, ought to be highly valued. Up to the present time nothing has been done to improve the English blackberry. An erronious idea ...
... seen on the tea-tablee of most well-to-do American farmers —viz., fruit shortcake. Huckleberries are much liked; country blackberries or mulberries could be used in their stead, and nothing could be more delicious than raspberry or strawberry shortcake ...
... grass, marguerites, and a variety of foliage. The panels of the pulpit were covered with moss, relieved with sprays of blackberries, ivy, ferns, and grapes. At the base there were maiden hair ferns, single dahlias, and foliage. Berries, ivy, moss, &c ...
... entriee). FOR CHILDREN UNDER 14. Wild flowers—Ada Symondi, -- ir - viiiiis (20 entries). Wild ferns—C. Brown, J. Bridle (6). Blackberries—J. Symonds, B. Norris (7). Gra3ses—C. Brawn (4 entries). CLASS B (OPEN). YESETABLES. _ _ - Kidney potatnes—Joseph Joutte ...
... base, surmounted by dahlias and goraniums ; ahovo Cio roe a spiv of flowers and corn, capped with a cross of mandrato and blackberries. The pulpit was based with pot ferns and variegated laurels, coleuses, and other partcoloured plants, forming an agreeable ...
... the blackberries, of which there is promise of a very plentiful crop, are left to rot on the hedges this autumn! They are such wholesome fruit, and to be had in any number for the mere picking. No cottage ought to be without its stock of blackberry je/iy—not ...
... schoolboy of 11, for saving David Davis, q,from the reservoir at Treharris, Glamorgan. The child fell in while gathering blackberries, and his rescuer plunged in, caught him by the scarf, and brought him out from a depth of lift. On W. Shaw, 19, a clerk ...