... the table— 1 Charles 2 Richard Osborne Apples for dressing —I Richard Osborne 2 Susan Salmon apples— 1 William Roberts Blackberries -1 Webb 2 George Roberta 8 B Henwood 4 C Taylor Round potatoes— 1 Albert Taylor 2 C Taylor 3 William Grose Kidney potatoes— ...

... of long tunnel. There ace some original bonnets composed of wire covered with silk wound round tightly, a silk or straw blackberry, as it were, at each intersection. All these bonnets are of the favourite beige shade, trimmed with brown velvet and lace ...

... mishap. Narrow Escape.—On Sunday evening, little bo/ named Samuel Robbins, living at Gladstone Terrace, was gathering some blackberries in a field at Goar Knap in which some cows with calves were graaing. Robbins ran after the animals, when one of them turned ...

... from a train laid and fired by their hands. It has long been known that intrigues in Bulgaria have been plentiful as blackberries ; the CZAR had been thwarted in his designs of using that country for a stepping-stone to the occupation of Constantinople ...

... out at Vaudeville matinie on Thursday. On Saturday evening the Royalty Theatre will be re-opened for the performance of Blackberries and Turned Up.” Willie Edonin will be manager. It was upon the stage of the Whitby Theatre last Mondav that J. L. Toole ...

... drivers will fail to hi aver Buxday Hon— charming chromolithograph forma to September part of vicar eon mm of hi papers Blackberries in Lane from whish are derived Kev H Adam' History is further Mr Wonfold' of Piltrim of Africander difficulties with ...

... frontispiece to the September part of the Sunday at Home. The vicar St. Audries contributes one of his picturesque papers on Blackberries in the Lant, from which some instructive lessons are derived. The Rev. H. C. Adams's interesting History of the Modern ...

... with oak or walnut stain, paint some rather largo and effective flowers it (yellow iris, single dahlias, or long spray of blackberry leaves, all look well), lino with sateen, either the colour of the wood or some harmonising tint, finishing off with little ...

... WDelhridge ;2,JDown. Dish plums(cottagers)—l, RSloman; 2, WSlade; 3,JBeer. Ditto(farmers)—l.Tßurgess; 2,8 Beer; 3, W Down. Dish blackberries(schoolchildren)-l, Loosemore; 2, W Burgess; 3, A Eastman. Bunch cut flowers(cottagers).—l, Ellen Loosemore; 2, T Harris ...

... great favour again, as is ivy —the flowering ivy—oak apples, with shaded oak leaves in all tints of green and brown, and blackberries with bramble leaves. Of hats, the most novel French shapes are the Rowland, with a round turned-up brim ; the Assent, ...

... Sloman; second, Mrs Slade; third, J Beer. Dish of ditto (farmers) —First, W Delbridge; second, S Beer; third, W Down. Dish of blackberries, gathered by school children—First, W Loosemore; second, W Burgess ; third, Pollie Warren and A Eastman. Clan,-. C. —Flowers ...

... Mr. with his talested company, visits St. Ives this week. The piece tobe represented is Nica’s First. Tap blackberry businesse— plucking and vendieg— hae just commenced at Camborne :: price 5d per quart: There is promise of » great ply. has been sup from ...