... gallery, Be ye thankful. All the window sills were adorned with plants pots, vegetables, gladioli, sunflowers, hops, blackberries, whett, barley, oats, ...

... and a pretty arrangement of flowers and ferns. The lectern was much admired, its cl..thing of hops, corn ears, grapes, blackberries, ferns, floe ere, and wild berries, being much admired. The pulpit looked very well, set of as it was by fine spikes of ...

... thick wreath of moss, dahlias, feros. and several kinds of blooms. Surmounting the font waa cross of autumn-tinted leaves, blackberries, wild clematis, ears barley and oats, risiog from bed, which covered and edged the basin, of the tame. The panels and base ...

... ill-usage.—Snook, defence, said he had always treated the boy his own son, and he best him because was in the habit of picking blackberries instead attending his work. —The Bench said it was one the worst cases that had ever come before them, and they should ...

... light lace may be added. Time Tabes for Bolling Fruit for Preserving. —Cherries, five minutes; raspberries, six minutes; blackberries, six minutes; plains, ten minutes; strawberries, eight minutes; whortleberries, five minutes; pieplant, sliced, ten minutes; ...

... of Redman. Defendant said had always treated tbs boy as bis oivo son. and b« beat him because was tbe habit of picking blackberries instead of attending to hie work. The bench said the case was one of the most cruel that bad ever come before them, and ...

... and flowers. All the window-sills the church were adorned with plants in pots, vegetables, gladioli, sunflowers, hops, blackberries, wheat, barley, oats, ...

... results these repeated honors bestowed Tubtlb, was that the name of Roger became “familiar as household words,” and “common blackberries in their proper season. The perusal this article in the Time* and Mirror led look through the names of the Majors of I ...

... farmer), Mr. M. Parsons ; Dcidritch (a Dutch smuggler), Mr. Moors ; Marmaduke Magog (Parish Constable), Mr. J. Parsons: Bobby Blackberry (General factotum on the farm of Miles Bellerton), Mr. Cook Dame Bellerton (Mother of Miles), Mr. Babbage • Alice Marnier* ...

... one place. The painting china is exceedingly good, and the prize is awarded to Miss M. E. Hunt, Glaodore. The subject is blackberries and twe birds; the former and the lower leaves are singularly effective and praiseworthy. Miss Margaret Bean is highly ...

... interesting. One or two more remarks before we part. See to your horses' condition before you begin hunting this season—the blackberry time is the worst of all the year for horses; more broken knees occur now than at any time of the year, on account of ...

... — Plaintiff claimed 2d, for work done.—Plaintiff's wife alleged that she and her son were engaged by defendant to pick blackberries for him at 2d per lb. that they picked in all lbs., and that the defendant never came for them as he promised, the berries ...