... a*ffeotm$it. Political Prospects. Surmises as to what the impending Parliament- ary Session will bring forth aro as thick as blackberries in the Welsh papers, and references to it are made in the Tyst, the Herald Cymraeg, the Tarian, the Genedl, the Seren, ...

... blossomed lower down among the green docks and luxuriant blackberry brambles. Amid tall waving fion^s curly-headed youngsters were play- ing, wniie hither and thither others were busy picking th*. blackberries and posies. Under an old oak which cast a grateful ...

... to carry home for tea. Tiieycame to a small field surrounded by a hedge on which they saw quantities of the blackest of blackberries a-11 glitter- ing temptingly in the sunlight. They found a gap in the hedge which only required a little widening to let ...

... plantation cf strawberries should be made every second year, the old on« standing until the new one begins to bear well. Blackberries pay in some places, but the instances are so few and far between that it is hardly worth while io risk any moneyorspac ...

... child was delicate. Well, said the officer, be is strong enough to run the streets, break windows, go gathering mushroons, blackberries, and nuts.—„ Yes, interjected the magistrates clerk, a delicate boy may do all that.Twc small boys named Walter Wangler ...

... it. Close to it hung King Humbert's crown of white lilies, while immediately behind was suspended the Sdean's wreath of black-berried bay and the uchess of Connaught's wreath of white and red oa.mehas. Princess Beatrice's wreath remained on the c..ffil1 ...

... jelly made ot apple and blaokberries is one of the nicest and most whoSe- some of preserves. To do tfei« yoa inuat boil the blackberries to a mash, then rub them through a sieve fine enough to prevent the seeds going through. Have some stewed apple ready, ...

... Gilbertson defended. The evidence showed that prisoner had taken the girl into a field on the pretence of going to pick blackberries, and there committed the offence.— The jury retired during the luncheon hour, and on their return the Foreman said We and ...

... clear, blue sky. The thought was immediately followed by the act; I threw myself prone upon the grass, and toward a mass of blackberry bushes I saw clearly projected against the immensity of heaven a black human figure. If there were crime I was surely equal ...

... innocent, why did she make that mysterious night visit, and why was a frag- ment of one of her garments discovered on the blackberry bushes where the body was found ? I am not wise, but I believe all may be ex- plained by jealousy. Say she heard that the ...

... about a to get to t-h- c- ve itself. We clim^d over the rocks a good way, then took a re«t and enrne hack. On the road blackberries are plentiful, and my iiand- WHie nearly as black as the berries when I got back to the car. We re nrned by a Ii Itf..rell' ...

... happened one warm afternoon last August. A tall, lank, barefooted man came into the store with a gallon pail tilled with blackberries which he exchanged for three quarts of molasses. He carried a stout hickory walking-stick in one hand, and when he departed ...