... berry-bearing trees and shrubs at their best and the country side hedges and small plantations ring with the laughter of the blackberry gatherers Ferns too are now beginning to look their best and what looks grander than a long moorland covered with bracken ...

... blaokberry buih when the fruit was unripe, when one said it was ridiculous to call them blackberries when they were red. Don't you know, said his friend, that blackberries are always red when they are green ? Freddy : Where would you get to if you sailed ...

... sea-weed and at Kenmare I seen it eaten and indeed have eaten some myself as experiment— but I much prefer feast of blackberries or blackberry jam” Perfect Restored Without Medicine Purging or Expense Barry’s Delicious Aeauica Food which repairs the most ...

... at Kenmare I has e seen it eaten, and indeed bays eaten some toys-If so experiment—but I much prefer a tenet of blackberries, er blackberry jam. PSarICT Heads Bairronan Prams% sr Dv Beaar's Da:Actors ItSVALEXTA &RAMC& FOOl4 width repairs the most disordered ...

... and at the foot was plaoed a number of turnips potatoes, oarrots, kidney beans, to., and intermingled* in the ivy were blackberries and elderberries. The pulpit was a capital speoimen of deoorative art, beauti- fully ornamented with oorn, fruit, and flowers ...

... unaware that their action makes it possible for the country magistrate to inflict heavy fines on children for gathering blackberries, as at Great Berkhampstead ; that, as in Suffolk, where the labourers vote for the enclosure of a heath they gain nothing ...

... windows elderWriei' and moss The font done up with moss eucharis lilies and had effect pillars were encircled with ivy and blackberry branches were the work of the Koyds the Aldersey Miss Smith Mrs Fraser and Mis Oamle-land There good congregatiin and the ...

... Celt at heart he would draw his similes from the golden days of Irish independence, when Irish kings were as plentiful as blackberries, and lived upon their own people iu a beautiful state of patriarchal or anarchic simplicity. Mr. McEvoy has no soul to ...

... Lever, cf Bowdon, Cheshire, writes to the Morning Post as follows For preserving there is “mo better frait to be f than Blackberries, which are not only valaable as an article of food, but in- “sore valaable medicinally made into tea, in cases of cold ...

... of wealth. Certainly Messrs Pink or Moir, or some of our large poems would do patriotic strobe of in fostering Hibernian blackberry gathering. B&LVATIOM ARMY DEMONSTRATIO\ • BOOTH MACCLESFIELD. The Are, at Marc Meant this week have bees visited by Min ...

... north-western district and throug out the country generally. , DISCOVERY OF DYNAMITE AT DARLINGTON.—As two 1 ~ f i t were blackberrying on Thursday, in a field closely adjace o to where the recent Houghton-le-Spring races were they strolled under the grandstand ...

... moss. The font was ornamented with moss, enoharis lilies, and had a fine effect. The pillars were encircled with ivy and blackberry branches. The decorations were tbe work of the Misses Royds, the Misses Aldersey, Miss Smith, Mrs Fraser, and Miss Candeland ...