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... Leigh offer a useful lesson, but a difficult one to follow for most of us. M. Regamey's etching of Mr. Geerge Mason's Blackberry Gatherers, which forms the frontis- piece of the Art Journal is not so attractive as the etched illustrations presented ...
... to contain about 60 per cent, of phosphate. , , , The principal illustrations the Art Journal for February are etching, Blackberry Catheters, F. M. Kegamey (after George H. Mason); ••Venice,” from a drawing in pencil by John Buskin; and Their Only Harvest ...
... MOTTOES, ; Selected from Shakespeare and Byron. iBitely finished English Landscape •ud Birket Foster—“ Contrary Winds J. Blackberry Gatiierers; together with CHARMING VALENTINE CARDS, including a very handsome new SILK-FRINGED VALENTINE (gratis). T SURE ...
... hy a diagram) in the FEBRUARY ART JOURNAL. Price 2_. cd. *^ (1 EO. H. MASON, A.R. A.— A brill.antEt_hing; T byßegawy, of BLACKBERRY GATHERERS, after the late G. H. Mason, ?? appears in the FEBRUARY' ART JOURNAL Price 2s. Cd. SECOND EDITION OF MRS. HENRY ...
... ground, germinates quickly, and finally covers the burned surface with vegetation. Birds drop the seeds of rasp. bellies and blackberries, which find sufficient nourishment and light for germination. These, as they grow, cover the ground and afford protection ...
... (accompanied by a diagram) in the February ART JOUI.NAL. Price 2s. 6d. GEO. H. MASON. A.R.A.— A brilliant Etching, by Regamy. of Blackberry Gatherers, after the late G. H. Mason, ?? appears in the February ART JOURNAL. Price 2a M. Price One Shilling Monthly, \1 ...
... pleased. In reply to Mr. Balfour, Wilson said the wardsman was a pauper named Blackberry. Mr. Balfour asked if Blackberry was present. Morgan, the porter, said he was not, and Blackberry was not I,:sponsible for the wards. There were ten wards, and the officers ...
... stumpy body, with a short tail ; and he eats almost anything he can get—roots of plantain and dandelion, birds' eggs, sloes, blackberries, rate, mice, shrews, frogs, toads, and beetles ; aye, and like the bears too, he has a great fancy for honey. Many a time ...
... Don John, was bred by Lord Glasgow in 1864. STODSMAN.—The pedigrees given In your letter are correct. GAIDIII. J. B. J. Blackberry bushes under cultivation produce iarger and better flavoured fruit than in their wild state. L. Lorna.—(live plenty of water ...
... small farmer Abell Jobn, Gittins-street, Oswestry .. « »cabinet maker En' Mu. sd.m' near olwutr’oo . ') Morris Abrabam, Blackberry-hill, Ruyton of the sheep shearer Eleven Towns Sherratt Frederick, High-street, Shifnal .. . .frocer it Speake Thomas, Church ...
... ~llad la reply to Hr. Balfoar, WiUoa .aid the warda- Mr. Boa wall aad Hr. Jooaph Gillingham, jaa.. man waa paaper named Blackberry. mteriaary anrgooaa, each of whom aaid ho wee of Mr. Balfoar aeked if Blmkharry wae pmaaot. opinioa that tha hone, being ...
... pleased. In reply to Mr. Balfour, Wilson said the wardeman was a pauper named Blackberry. Mr. Balfour asked if Blackberry was present. Morgan, the porter, said he was not, and Blackberry was not responsible for the wards. There were ten wards, and the officers ...