... group of blackberries worked with foliage, and a very pretty set for dessert might be made by working different fruit on each d'oyley. The background, too, might be vaned take for instance white for strawberries, pale brown for blackberries, pink for ...

... last year a lady discoursed upon her intrepid adventures in a district where tourists and hotels, if not as plentiful as blackberries, exist. It is this sort of notoriety hunter which brings discredit upon the Association. When people hear these persons' ...

... Groom went along cliti's until they had re-.ched the back of the prison garden where Groom lefi; his com- panions to gather blackberries. He had scarcely turned his back when he heard a groars, and on returning found Wise looking over the cliff, and laughing ...

... to a gentleman's house at Malpas. She was ina very exhausted state, and admitted that for nine days she had subsisted on blackberries and water.—Dr. Limbery was called in, but could not save.-life,-Elizabeth Thomas, wife of a Dos Works'labourer, and sister ...

... usual this year, so an eye must be kept on the choice fruits, as a bruised pear or an apple will not keep. The American blackberries have not been a success everywhere, perhaps, because they were planted a wrong position, or on badly prepared ground. They ...

... nuts and their accompanying foliage. Amongst the favourite artificial fruits for mil- linery we shall most probably note blackberries and red currants, as well as tiny pears and apples. The ideas seems rather incongruous in our opinion. Ostrich plumes and ...

... was not an uncommon thing to meet women with handfuls of white, red, and black currants on their headgear white sprays of blackberries were also in favour as trimmings. At present, happily, the only fruit garniture ordained to be worn by fastidious Lady ...

... centre of the table nothing can look prethw or more effective than a centre-piece bordered -.vitli Virginia creeper and blackberry trails, if properly prepared. Long healtey trails phould gathered in their prune and painted rtfth two or three coats of ...

... greeted the cook with a pleasant good morning, and smiled as the meal, consisting of three poached eggs on toast, a dish of blackberries, and a cup of coffee, was laid before him. He ate the toast and eggs and drank the coffee with evident relish. Dean Wade ...

... shoes, but covered with mud, as if the wearer had walked over boggy ground hands scratched as if from contact '.with the blackberry bashes in which the body was found. The doctor also surrendered to me a ring and a breastpin that he had removed from the ...

... top of the leaves, but the stitches are varied slightly in length, so as to form an indented edge peculiar to this fern. Blackberry is another favourite flower which, conven- tionalised into design, is easily rendered in Mountmellick. The flower it will ...

... The Vacancy in Anglesey. Candidates for the seat which is to be vacated V Mr 1. homas Lewis seem to be as numerous as blackberries in September. The North Wales Papers are intensely interested in the division, as It is feared that rashness may lead to ...