... litorary talents, and even if he had, the world 14 full of poetry and overflowing with prose. Aathors are as plentiful a 8 blackberries, .ng even if they wereu't, it was & great question whether he coald tell the world anything on any subject that the world ...

... the time Miss Lamont comen back. But I forgot —she's grown up now, or will think she i=; aud, I suppose, woaldn't droam of blackberry.ng. 4 s 5 0N B “The rervan.s asy she was very wild, sir,” said Alice. * before she vent 10 Germany,” ~ “Oh, but eho was ...

... (Dark) Bramble. Parple (sandow) (drose + rc tundifolia). Parple (sct.) enonymus (Spindle Tree Barniog Bash). Purple (red) Blackberry, with Alum Galis. Red—Rock Lichen (ramalina scopuloram). Rel—White Crottle (leeanora patlescus). Ked (fine) Rue or Ladies' ...

... ..Dulse, a Seawe e lor Dailisg (the leat of the water) Macleod—clan —bloe and black ground, green check, | Browa (dark) Blackberry with Nut Galls red and yellow lines, | ::lr::kn..k(;‘;r“nx‘:: (Common Burzivg Busb) with Alum. . ster (irs Root. uux:l ...

... wrods at iunit my cabin, and continually lay in wait fur me. I could not go out even in the company of my maid LUTA to pick blackberries and wild p!oms, r gather forest roses, or to get fresh water at the sir re, without being Intercepted by Le Noir sit his ...

... Fruit Juice;.—Take a quantity of any kind of fresh berry fruit (red currant, black cwrint, cherry. gooseberry, raspberry, blackberry. cranberry, &c; also plums, and rhubarb). C.ean the fruit, and put it into an enamelled goblet or jelly pan, (Rhubarb shonld ...

... Feuir Juicks.—Take a quantity of any kind of fresh berry fruit (red carrant, black currant, cherry, gooseberry, raspberry, blackberry, cran‘hcrry. &c. ; also plums and rhabarb). Clean the fruit, and put it into an_enamelled goblet or jelly ‘pnm (Rhubarb ...

... . Browa—D wk Crottle (parmelia ceratophylia). Hrown- Dulse, A“!e?vnd or Duilisg (the leaf of the water). lirown—(dark) —blackberry with Nat Galle. Brown—Carrsnt (Common Barniog Bush) with Alum. Black—BShe'lister (fris) Ro t. B'ack (finest)—R2ot ¢f Commosn ...

... Argyll and Bute Artillery, AnericaN Brackeerrires. —We were shown this week very fine specimens of the Pamley Leaved American Blackberry, grown by Mr Neil M:Callum, nurseryman. r?'hix. the first specimen of the kind that we have seen here, is a fruit well worthy ...

... pushing him over the rocks at Portland on Sunday, The two, along with ancther boy from 1 the ship, had been out gathering blackberries on tire ¢hff, when Wise suildenly pushie | his companion over the rocks. He at once confessel to the erine, remarking that ...

... of philosophic insight, who can give concrete form to their philosophy. New ideas and new systems are as plentiful 1114 blackberries in these days—at least ideas with a fresh dash of varnish that for new—but the strong brain and the strong will, the ready ...

... shipbuilding eompany’s business career. Needless o say, mutuad admiration compliments at the Juneheon were as plentiful at blackberries—ma all the good wishes be realised. As Cnmphc{ town now exports Kintyre-raised coal, another unlooked-for event—and is ...