... colour, whereas the dock labourers of whom I speak could not, unfortunately, help themselves—they were born so. Still their blackberry skins did not attract my attention so much as the uniform many of them wore. It was the simplest and most economical suit ...

... mistletoe ; Abseng ends, Forget me-not ; A Ciock, Thyme ; Anger, sion-flowers ; A Sheep, Phlox; A Donkey, stles ; A Negro, Blackberries; An Industrious man, Thrift; A Roadside Inn, Travellers’ 3 A Dancing Master, Hops ; Chignon, Maiden’s r; Three per Cents ...

... Absent Friends, Forget me-not ; AClock, Thyme ; Anger, Passion-flowers ; A Sheep, Phlox; A Donkey, Thistles ; A Nearo, Blackberries ;An Industrious Woman, Thrift; A Roadside lon, Travellers' Joy; A Dancing Master, Hops ; Chignon, Maiden's Hair; Three ...

... benches, whilst ou the wall bunches.af wire canbe seen hung. Under the corn panel is a amaller panel showing a sprig of blackberry, with a .cluster of berries; on the opposiss side, under the swre panel,is a 2 panel showing oax leaves and scorma. The ...

... Waugh. Ladies' Section. — Gooseberry Jelly, & knitted shawl by Mrs Beverley, Causewsy foot—l Miss Goodfellow, 2 Mra T Waugh, Blackberry jelly.l6 and 1 by Miss Annabel Whillans, B ynchester Bridge—l Mrs H Anderson, 2 Mrs R Minto. Plaio flour scones, a table-cloth ...

... flowers and herbaceous plants. The fruit section was especially noteworthy on account of its great profusion of tempting blackberries, which were the more conspicuous from the fact that there was only one stand of strawberrics. Although the interesting ...

... been engaged ; and while simply remarking upon the general excellence of the *stuff,” mention may be specially made of the blackberries and strawberrics, as well as the tasteful array of baskets of flowers. Mr Walter Scott of Craigview showed a lot of beautiful ...

... have never had a sister, Rachel,’ he said, with a sunny smile. ‘Who would have dreamed in the old days when we hunted for blackberries in the coppice woods that it would have come to this ?” Rachel could not speak. She led the way silently into the cool ...

... all my life. I'm nineteem years o!d, and 1 have the courage of a wotan. But situations as governesses are not as thick as blackberries in antumn, I regret to say. What am Ito do?” Mr. Nizbit groaned, but nerved himee!f te answer. He realised that he must ...

... Special quotations for quantities,— T. O. Scott's, Station Buildinge. ] CABBAGE Plants, best kinds ; also Gooseberries and Blackberries, &c., selling off cheap.— ‘Hall & Sons, Glenburnie, Hawick. ...

... my Pife. I'm nineteen years old, and I have the courage of a woman. But situations as goverfiesses are not a 8 thick as blackberries in autumn, I Fegret to say. What am Ito do?” Mr. Nizbit groaned, but nerved himself to answer, He realised that he must ...

... ” added Miss Dodd, *lshouldn’t a bit wonder if we lost our way.” . “Like the Babes in the Wood,” said Joe. *“But | the blackberries aren’t even in bloom yet, and there | {so't an atumn leaf to be had.” . « It's like mrdge's folly, sending us without her ...