... tropical splendour and profusion—colossal pillars clothed with ivy, and risins out green, nutty woods; white and pink with blackberry blossom, and yellow with honeysuckle; sparkling with noisy burns that dash down among the big boulders, while the bart’s-longue ...

... on the tea-tables most well-to-do American farmers—viz., fruit shortcake. Huckleberries are much liked; in this country blackberries ormnibemes could be used their stead, and nothing could be more delicious than raspberry or strawberry shortcake. The recipe ...

... red to the dull brown seen when the. leaf quite dead, ware employed, aad the effect waa lovely. The brim was composed of blackberries, both ripe and* untipe, which were so extremely natural-looking aa ! most to cause one 10 think they were real, white heath ...

... bunch of black grapes, and it is to be hoped that this will be the means of encouraging him to come forward again. The blackberries shown by Mr Howie, Dramtochty, were exceedingly large, and easily secured first and second prizes. In the section for extra ...

... but the plant that seemed to awaken for the time much interest with us any other was the Rubus Schomburykii, or Horaima blackberry, which greatly resembles the English brarnblo ; gathered several bunches of the fruit, which possibly does get sweet, but ...

... small ormatry village a few miler Dayton, Ohio, he. had • roost ful narrowly escaping being killed by ante. He was picking blackberries lea pitch of undergrowth in • wood, who. suddenly he disturbed n,illioaa Upon millions of huge black ants. They were under ...

... they passed Mr Grant ' s proposal for free trade in banian ^ , they irould have all sorta ^ p f banfa started aa thiddy as blackberries grew , and ne 'knew wen that the establishment of new bai&s was a means of producing an enormous amount of speculation ...

... the fairy mound, opposite Cassaba, there is or was at the time I sin writing a laree bush, the wild growth of many years. Blackberries were often gathered from it, though there was a superstition that the berries never ripened, and that their jelly was ...

... however, they passed Mr Orant's proposal for free trade in banking, they would hare all sorts of banks started as thickly as blackberries and he knew I well that the •Mablishnient of new Winks was • means Of producing GO Of speculation. , Neither cou.d he vrth ...

... the fairy mound, opposite Cassillis, there is or was at the time I am writing a large bush, the wild growth of many yam. Blackberries were often gathered from it, though there was a superstition that the berries never ripened, and that their jelly was ...

... they would not profees to be either a Chalmers or • Guthrie, for Chalmers' mad Guthries' were not jest so plentiful as blackberries in autumn. (Laughter.) The cooed reason that prompted them to remove from their present church was • desire oa their part ...

... rear minister was rides • Chshaers a Grime, veer was his etc some likely to be. Chalmers' tad Guthrie'. were eat petrol-blackberries a Autumn Iles *sly apposed owe a nervy. That the week of creek might he well tad better door, they thought it iudiremable ...