... be glad enoug hto spend summer in one of his ideal country houses, where pretty maidens in pretty frocks, grow thick as blackberries in a snug Devonshire lane. The scene at the Aquarium on Saturday night beggared description. Samson was slain under ...

... A DAY DREAM REALISED. BOW-COMMON' sounds rustic. It is sagg.eitive of breezes and blackberries, of seamper3 on the yielding turf and the song of the soaring lark. But it is riot rustic. It is about as ovil-looking and as evil-smelling a spot as is to ...

... A DIY DREAM REALISED Bow-comotox' sounds rustic. It is sagirstire of breezes and blackberries, of scampers on the yielding turf and the song of the soaring lark. But it is tot rustic. It is about as evil-looking and as evil-smelling a spot as is to be ...

... flavoured with the celery, which may than be removed with fork, half cup of cream added, and the soup is ready to serve. Blackberry JamCakb.—This cake everybody’s favourite. Take one-quarter cup of brown sugar, two oups of flour, four eggs, one cup of ...

... inhabitant dies ; at another they blow night the old forest-horn. And the dialect still retains most of its peculiarities. A blackberry stiil a bumblekite” ; colt, “ coddyfold” ; a mole, mouldwarp ; horse, a “ yode ; to play at marbles is “ to lake taws ...

... thero are no sigos at present of its being cxbausted or playod out. The diamonds, he said, secmed to be as plentiful as blackberries. From his obscrvations, for which every ognortunity was given to him by the authorities at oh.nnoubnr{. he was satisfied ...

... pit in Norfolk when everything else has failed from lack of moistnre.-0. M. - BLACIEBERBIES.-1 do not know the name of the blackberry, or bramble, referred to in my letter printed Oct. 19. The plants were sent me as a present. I was told they were the ...

... was married to Mr. Allingham in 1874. An historical play, “The Evil May-day,” also proved his talent as dramatist. Of “Blackberries,” which appeared in 1884, an elegant edition, on hand-made paper, and of “Flower Pieces” and Life and Phantasy,” superior ...

... remarkable experiences of n,e.\£ crops. His first idea, derived from a daily paper of unques tioned sobriety, was to grow blackberries for jam-making. He bought a number of first-class brambles, which were to bear, so the nursery gardeners said, fruit as ...

... remarkable experiences of new crops. His first idea, derived from a daily paper of unques- tioned sobriety, was to grow blackberries for jam-making. He bought a number of first-class brambles, which were to bear, so the nursery gardeners said, fruit ...

... vocal and instrumental music was then performed : Pianoforte duet, Preciosa, the Misses Teare ; chorus, Waltz of the Blackberry Gatherers, the Association Choir; song, The Children of the City, Miss Barrett; violin and pianoforte, Life in London ...

... miraculous collar af Mr. Bobby Spencer. Rising counsel like Mr. H. H. Asquith and Mr. R. B. Haldane were plentiful as blackberries. The better days of the London School Board were brought to mind by the presence of Mr. E N. Buxton and Mr. Mark Wilke ...