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... foliaged trees ; alder, elder, and other bushes there abounded ; the rich rank grass and bracken stood breast high, while blackberry brambles shot their lons trailing, climbing octopus-like arms here, there, everywhere. It was a rare biding place for hares ...
... hymns. The chnrch was prettily decorated with corn, flowers, fruits, and vegetables. The font was covered with corn, moss, blackberries, and ferns^nd the pulpit wan decorated with pampas grass, wheat, flowers, and berries. Tbe windows were filled with fruits ...
... Waring : Did Wagstaff tell you he had been to Syston that day ? Yes, sir. —Did he say he had been blackberrying with his children ? He did not say blackberrying ; he only said he had been with his children.— l don't know if you made any enquiries respecting ...
... Amid the tall waving fronds curly- headed youngster* were playing, while hither and thither others were busy picking the blackberries and posies. Under an old oak which cast a grateful shade far over tbe long grass, tbo band was playing, and the village ...
... plantation of strawberries sbould be made every second year, the old one standing until the new one begins to bear welL Blackberries pay in some places, but the instances are so few and far betwoen that it iB hardly worth while to risk any money or space ...
... Green-leaf Writ. ier. Still aits tbe school-house by the road, A ragged beggar sunning ; Around it still che sumachs grow, And blackberry vines are running. Within, the master's desk is seen, Deep scarred by raps official ; Tbe warping fioor, tbe battered seats ...
... Hospital. Battalion Orders by Col. A. H. W. Mansergh. — Leivester, 13th July, 1891.— The battaliou will go into camp at Blackberry Hill, Belvoir Castle, from the Ist to the Bth August. Officers commanding com- panies will send to the adjutant by the 24th ...
... Colonel Sir H.St. JOHN HALFORD, Bt., C.8., will, by kind permission of His Grace the DUKE of RUTLAND, KG., ?? ENCAMP AT BLACKBERRY HILL, Belvoir. Castle, near Redmile ?? THE CAMP Will be formed on Saturday, August Ist, and broken up on Saturday, August ...
... Watford division of Herts. Mr. Ficton leaves town immediately, and will spend his holiday in Wales. The Volunteer Camp at Blackberry Hill.— Uiptam Humfrey (Adjutant), Captain Brooks ((Quartermaster), Sergeant-Major Drayton, and a fatigue party of 30 men ...
... permission of his Grace the Duke of Rutland the annual encampment of the Leicestershire Volun- teers was held this year at Blackberry Hill, the beautiful and popular eminence skirting tbe grounds of Belvoir Castle. A more suitable spot, so far as the natural ...
... Leicestershire Regi mens completed it 3 annual training under canv ...
... Eglanton Thome, J. A. Owen, and Lily Watsm ; besides papers on pianoforte teaching, thoughts on the higher education of women, blackberries and how to use them, landscape sketching, wood carving, Irish laces, dress, and so forth. Out-door Gaaies and Recreations ...