... the Altar, with a sheaf of corn on either side. There were also two Immense loaves of bread, and baskets of butter, eggs, blackberries, and nuts. Merry peals of bells were rung during the day, as also they were on Sunday last, when the harvest festival was ...

... uits anti foliage. The screen was most efft•ctive, composed of wreaths of will clematis, with bunches of barberriea and blackberries, interspersed with clusters white flowers. White 11.•wern sod a floating Coo, beautified the fonts. On the tout of thgallery ...

... reads very much that way at • time when cultivated fruit Grope will sot pay for picking and nArketing. He most mean that blackberries, sloes, nuts, and crabs will have to take the place of our orchard and bosh fruits. Capital that; If there were so fordo ...

... adorned with ivy, dahlias, to.. the choir rails were nicely trimmed with wheat snit barley. Strings of Ivy, with apples and blackberries att wheal and wild flowers intermixed, ran from the choir r its to the other end of the chapel. On • tray resting on pew ...

... cross of wheat with fine bunch grapes at the centre and foot, and the ledge on each side was covered with apple pyramids, blackberries, virgin la creeper, tiger lilies, and anemones. Tbe reading desks, pnlpit and lectern were all tastefully adorned, the ...

... sarcism? It reads very much that way at time when cultivated fruit crops will not pay for picking and mrkethig. He mean that blackberries, sloes, buUaces, nuts and crabs vvdl haveto take the place of our orchard and bush fruits. Capital idea that; there were ...

... ver much that wa: 0 wil i at a time when cultivated fruit crops not pay for picking and marketing. He most mean that 6s blackberries, sloes, bullaces, nuts, nnd crabs will b take the pla of our orchard and bush fruits Capi lea qu that ; if there re no ...

... • subject. Such • solemn moomion could not — I•ki Ps dear, what I meant to explain was that seismal and I have been a-blackberrying. The old man started as if be had repaired a kink from a dealt. Well, it you call that a joke—well I Penman sv erseur ...

... subject. Such a solemn measion could not Oh, yes, pa dear, what I meant to explain was that Samuel and I have been a-blackberrying. The old man started as if he had meted a kick from • donkey. 0, Well, if yos all that a joke—will I ...

... 17th inst. Thomas Plummer proved seeing defendants work the hedges with three dogs. Defendants alleged that they were blackberrying. Hewish was tined is. lid. and costs.: and the others 10s. each and costs.—Jane Maggs, wife of Uriah Maws, of Radford, ...

... purple, and white, ready for cutting. Moonstones and oroeidolites, opals and garnets, onyx and sunstones, all plentiful as blackberries, and stored as informally as if they were but jackstones. Once more we are approaching that midwinter season that tries ...

... sloes or snags,” as they are sometimes called, look very pretty on the black thorn. The bramble bushes hang thick with blackberries; such great black, ripe, luscious fruit (what a waste of good fruit on every hedge all though the country!). It is getting ...