... by Lady Brooke. The supper, which went on all night, was the best ever set before a king.” Peaches were as plentiful as blackberries in hedgerow, while strawberries of gigantic size were to be had in abundance, and the Bowers, arranged in most , 'perfect ...

... worn by Lady Brooke. The supper, which went all night, was the best ever set before a king.” Peaches were plentiful as blackberries in a hedgerow, while strawberries cf gigantic size were to be had in abundan9e, and the flowers, arranged in moet perfect ...

... Unfavourable the current year has been, had ripe strawberries on the first of July; and Thursday, the first of November, blackberries were still being gathered for the local markets—XcvcatUe Ovromclt, ...

... seemed one mass of blossoms. Among other frnits,gooseberries and black and red currants give promise of a large yield, and blackberries also have a good appearance. The faveumblewes of the present season may be understood from the fact that the Rev. James ...

... mind have a hit of fun for change, and had decided to take part in Mr Burnand’s burlesque. Imitations Mr Irving are common blackberries hut Mr Henley’s was far out the ordinary run. His appearance was exactly that of the favourite comedian, and his every ...

... Unfavourable the current year has been, we had ripe strawberries the first of July ; and Thursday, the first of November, blackberries were still being gathered for the local markets —Newcastle Chronicle, ...

... first portion of biographical sketch of George Mason,” Alice Meynell, is illustrated etching after one his pictures called “Blackberry Gatherers,” executed by F. M. Regamey. This number also contains successful engraving of Colin Hunter’s marine sketch called ...

... houses, but a total ch in onder character. built in the never occupy, though these villas be as | cols may pus know- the blackberries upon the bushes growing ive pound garden plots, until there is a complete ch 1 a speech the We may leave these persot ep ...

... of the Marquis Salisbury, and, fact, the sous of Peers, gf*at Commoner*, and distingiiithad prelate*, ar* aa numsrou* a* blackberri**. The Committee alao deoided their standing ord*rs, so that Mr villi ran might enabled to speak in a House of which ...

... especially as a breeder, well qualifies him for these important duties, under the control of the Quebec Government. Early Blackberries, —Mr D. Buchan, cow feeder, Ninewells, near Dundee, has in his garden black currant bushes on which several of the berries ...

... plums, 141,014 ; blue plums, 153,509 ; 151,390; gages, 518,088; raspberries, t a J berries, 11.943; 5,844,031; ...

... Unfavourable as the current year has been, we had ripe strawberries the hrst July ; and Thursday, the first of November, blackberries were still being gathered for the local markets—Aiewcattie Chronicle. A Model Public House.— The Rev. Osb*rt Moidaant, ...