... Associatiou from Qtleen's County send some novel designs in embroiuery, toilet worked in grape pattern, sacs de ntca in blackberry ard other designs, mats, &c. The Tea-room is entirely devoted to portraits of eminent women, including those of Elizabeth ...

... has been experienced by resideuts in Leeds in visiting these places, and especially in the blackberry season, when the woods are lovely. The great blackberry question ' baa agitated the minds of some ot our town councillors. Washburn is famous for ...

... great blackberry question ** —anent the Washburn waterworks of the Leeds Corporation—which it has taken some trouble to settle, Ivjs. now assumed a definite form. It has been decided, by the Waterworks-Committee, after a visit to the blackberry preserves ...

... the Goverument in this expenditure than Tories themselves. All their votes of censure- and they have been as plentiful as blackberries in autumn-have been intended for the purpose of driving Ministers into more energetic and consequently more costly modes ...

... AA NAT a week events it is! In the papers thi* morning tales of moving accidents by Hood and field are as plenty as blackberries. A French warship gone down with all hands, souls—great Howls aud storms at the Cape, with over £lOO,OOO worth of damage ...

... exhibition to well patronised. During the past week we have had plenty diversion, tournaments being as plentiful the proverbial blackberry. Then we have had rain—welcome rain—to re- I fresh the parched earth. It is needless to say that the ! Badsworth Hunt fixture ...

... cousioasly and gracefully exnlauatory, thalt the Northern girls, who at the same tmi weore knitt ng army socks, pufting up blackberry brandy and prayers in one breath; singing war songs and dropping tears as they packed boxes for the .- Sanitary, will be ...

... treading down underwood in a field belonging to Mr. John White, fai mer, Netherton, into which they had gone to look for blackberries. The Dead Body of a Man, found in a stackyard at Darrington Leys, and whose identity was not traced, and an open verdict ...

... 2d. per stones; do. French 3s. Gad to Os. per box- English apricots 2s. to 3s. pir seore; new nuts 4d. to Gd. per Ib.; blackberries as. to 3s. Gd. per stone; tema- toes (English) 6d. to 8d., do foreign 3d. to 4d. per lb. 5 L LEEDS FiBir, Friday.-Salmon ...

... do. F'rench 3s. to 4g. per boxc; pltums (Victorias) is. to 3s., do. winesoure 2s. to Is. idl., do. ?? So. Gd. to 4s., I blackberries 3s. 3d. to e. (id. per stone; tomatoes (Englisb) od., do. foreign 3 i. per lb. ; apricots 2s. to 2s. td. per score; new ...

... rapidly, and goal posts are rearing tiieir attenuated forms m every direction. Challengs cups are becoming as plentiful as blackberries. It was the success which attended the inauguration of the Yorkshire County Challenge Cup, it may safely be presumed, Which ...

... grass of Parnassus makes quite a bright show, with its white and satin-like striped petals ; amongst the bushes of ripe blackberries are interspersed the ruddy hips and the equally brilliant haws. Thus you can wander on over the moors, finding natural ...