... devil cast his club over the blackberries before the month of September was out, then expect a bad winter, said our oracles. The 'devil's club is an early frost whioh spoils in a single night the whole crop of blackberries, and is considered, apart from ...

... the ?? ?? I: n' ?? the oth of the present mtonth the ?? .r 1 i father's shop, and brought a ...

... with joints nf swepp beads. At the hea l was a square frieze b-earing the words, ' 0 Lord, hor great, are thy wvorks, in blackberries on a ground of rice, and underneath the ?? a circular head in blue bells. white daisy and 14burnum with the key stone in ...

... notes was seized and destroyed, The blackberry crop in Kent this season is an exoep- tionally large one, and the fruit. owing to the hot sun and high temperature, is of very fine quality, In a few instances blackberries are preserved in bottles or made into ...

... most 'y affected. All shades of violet will be greatly ud used just now in both dress materials and millinery. Mulberry and blackberry are also seen. A beautiful isgown is of violet faced cloth and velvet, the shade of St the wood violet, combined with pale ...

... Hamer Bass's Claverhouse I (Mr Poyser), Mr Brane'e The Buok (Owner), Mr H Clowe's Blarney, Mr Elwell's Daffodil, Mr Holden'e Blackberry, Mlr Croesmn's Jack Tar (Mr D Crossman), 3Sir C Nugent's Mystery (Mr Pwer), and Mr Fort's Look Out (Owvner). . The distance ...

... \IIIL.T BL_\CKBEhRYING.--On Saturday a 1-tl-o b. yn. v-.id William Hullatt, aged 12 years, of 33. Bei :av,- -str et, was blackberrying at Little Eaton wh~e he unf.oitunately slipped and broke his leg. Mr. . if b cnt. of thl ambulance corps, rendered first ...

... danced until four in the morning. Duccas ro- and Duchessas, Marchesas and Cavallieri were as cem- ar, mon as the proverbial blackberry. It was a Sunilay night, and none of the English colony were przsent. as n the afternoon was a Battle of Flowers-held in ...

... Schools in Derby. The weather at Bournemouth has been bright and springlike, in the public gardens two rhododendrons and blackberries have been seen bloom- ing side by side with wallflowers and chrysanthemums, and one beautiful carnation in full flower ...

... of reasons when he ?? the House of Lords to rejec thle iieiumc. There are plenty of them; they are as Guncier-t. as the blackberries on the hedge;. 1,3t th.~ ch.f' reason, the keystone of his arginneutative stct:: ture, is the eminently constitution:.l ...

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... and the days arc gone by when the humblest St~g,. Chat goodworran made delicious, houi~reade Jellies of every Ml`i tsort-blackberry, wild strawberry, apple-and isordials stmair that might ho take-u me-dicinally or rorole ]lont and atsar spiced for drinking ...