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... TM Waymire'. Malan. BAND Natural Bobtail SHARP DOO. aka G ; Dalmatian or Carriage Deg.—Leaden Betel Dem BLACEMIARIIOI, BLACKBERRIES Wanted Quaratttlea—Address J. AUTHUIt WORD, Wastoueupe , Mere. be 1406 [DIM OIDIAB.—Frah Emptied Pert Wine PIP Haw., Brandy ...
... exhibitor, and ben pictures doseriedly attract • good deal of attention, especially her very clever demsboci of a bramble of blackberries. A host. building shed is not altogether a romantic subject, but Mks P. M. Grace, of St. Andrew's park, Bristol, has succeeded ...
... are worthy of 'teeth:star mention—in name the splendid prodnetione of Mr. J. H. Brain. His foliage modelled from nature, a blackberry briar showing fruit, leaves, and flowers, is a moat artistic piece of work ; his design for • carved panel close by is sure ...
... all that whim be bad money. has kept hie word; he has :blared away all that ' —the that is this Instance being blackberry bushes, wild clematis, woodbine, wild roes, gorse, and Many, 1 know, are terribly grieved at the havoc which has been played ...
... Star, dam Lustre—' a, Mr. Stratton ; her bull calf, Mr. Dowding. Batltuni; a bet bolt calf. 3}gs., Earl B ' A l tilit. g. Blackberry, aim Vain Captain, dam laspberry-26g5., Mr. Chasten. Lydia, sire Vain Captain, dam Lyric-27p., and her heifer calf, 3c.5 ...
... wife looking her very best. Beauty unadorned is all very well in its way, but eves a Venus—and Venture do not grow on every blackberry bush—zatoot adord to dress dowdily. A wife's careleesneni of her personal appearance baa frequently proved the marriage( ...
... glorious sight it was formerly to' view the clump* or patches of ferns, heather, bracken • but this is all cut away, sad also blackberry bushes, wild rose trees, woodbine. clematis, de., and which were formerly a ha. boor for a large variety of birds. Even ...
... exhibitor, and her pictures deservedly attract • good deal of attention, especially her very clever dention of a bramble of blackberries. A boatbuilding shed Is not altogether a romantic subject, but Miss F. M. Once, of St. Andrew's park, Bristol, has succeeded ...
... th • fireplace, in one corn r of tits high-batted settle, //Pint Jrffnv hustled ahout, ILrjorie wag not them to mull woes blackberry love broutzl.t lo , r a book, mid Parton Oleo, a coo. of Grey's Ekegyoo the tor tie. of her salad end the tentenee • ith ...
... their ship, which Item in Portland Roads, and went for • walk along the Mita Groom, who had gone on ahead to pick some blackberries, happened to torn round and saw Wise with his hands on his knees looking over the cliffs at something below and laughing ...
... Avon, however, was built in a whitethorn, and some considerable height from the ground; that which I found in 1890 au in a blackberry bush, and this was not very low that found in 1891 was built in the root of an old hazel which had been cut back, end was ...
... ha. forgotten to reams with law ad sawn the here will visit this • wiener nom.. she will have her Tel' war weer of the blackberry bush. The ine! from the wad. blow it from what awl twang Wile •taated. she ' den Wm stolearl.on . belie wets a quarry without ...