... which gladdens our eyes in spring with its bright yellow &we's, is frequently used for stakes, rods, and hop-poles. The blackberry bush grows a nice fruit, which we all know, and which our schoolboys fully enjoy. The furze, with its yellow flowers, bfautify ...

... fire to the straw and then ran away, he took the boy into custody and he told him lie went under the hedge and got some blackberries.—)lr. Croak said he could not say what the damage would amount to but he should think from ten to twelve hundred pounds ...

... Homey. was charged P.C. Caine, will, being drunk arid incapable tort tieturJay.--lie came into town with a truck earl of blackberries and watercress. which he sold, and then spent money In drink—hating none upon him now. He was found helpless, and was wheeled ...

... dowers deftly worked together. The pulpit was Mem. fully embellished with pewee grass various kinds of red berries. Lawson blackberries sad ferns. The foot, however, was the chef d'amere of the floral ornamentation, the top being covered with mese ferns and ...

... upon a hod of parsley and bunches of blackberries; whilst the east window had one bunch of grapes upon a as 'riot ground, surrounded by a wreath of wheat, Ac. The oak screen was decorated with hope, blackberries. and hazelberries, and wheat, and the ...

... The defendant could not have seen the wire unless lie turned out of his course to do M.—Defendant said he WAS gathering blackberries at the time, and had not set is ires.—Fined 10- ed costs, or 14 days' imprisonment ; time was allowed ha. payment. ASSAVILTING ...

... scarlet ones. The bird held in its mouth fine buach • • purple The font was ornamented by two w.. -of coloured leaves and blackberries, the top led..- was i bank of rno-s, in which were arranged quantit\ the pure white Kucharis lilies, only relieved by hair ...

... rsospherry sends ~he up rather sonoter and swoodtier biernsietibstemts, which for sotldoe outlive the second year. 1 In r the blackberry - mn- thry socrehinic continue for tiercoine fouir~years' Iyet together.:.At theearere time that thehig-herbrounble me ...

... worked in straw, also the text I am the bread of life The other chancel window. were Modtarty treated. ripe and unripe blackberries greatly added to the whole effect. On the altar were pawed three sheave, oe corn, and at the base of the centre aisle was ...

... which sun finitely showed very promiseativ. The lectern was beautified with &wee& coin, and grapes a branch of the wild blackberry. with the foliage and berries complete. was also intraluod with excellent effect. The reading desk also looked very pretty ...