... niece, who is taking tea witb her) — Tase some of these stewed blackberries, my dear. Blackberries are good for the complex- ion.'- Niece — But, dear aunty, I don't wav; . blackberry complexion. ?? to-morrow — An Irish gentle::;.: who had been spending ...

... branch of bramble, with the leaves in shades of | green and the warm brown-red that they turn in 1 autumn. Clusters of blackberries, black and red, ! appeared on the branch at intervals, and formed ' a beautiful contrast with the so-called putty colour ...

... plain white net, veiled at the back by a waterfall of the same tissue, dotted sparingly with pearl beads about the size of a blackberry. The scarf in keeping is dis- persed in front in oval waves, and carried, panier fashion, across the sides, to disappear ...

... Yerbergh prosecuted, and Mr. Blair defended priso- °er. — The prosecutrix was a girl ten years of age. and was out gathering blackberries on the day named when prisoner was seen to indecently assault her. — After hearing the evidence, Mr. Blair said he was ...

... Yerbergh prosecuted, and Mr. Blair defended priso- ?? prosecutrix was a girl ten years of age, and j was out gathering blackberries on the day named ! when prisoner was seen to iudeceatly assault her. — After hearing the evidence, Mr. Blair said he was ...

... this year, and 1 have much pleasure in seeing my price awarded to E. Mount for various conventional treat j ine'iis of the blackberry plant, :o ornament a flat surface, by ' re]»ei;ti ...

... this year, and I have much pleasure in seeing my prize awarded to E. Mount for various conventional treat me-its of the blackberry plant, to ornament a flat surface by repetition. Painting flowers from nature I find a very diffi- cult subject to carry ...