... romances to delight them and pass away the happy hours ? This is the blackberry season. Among the rich and russet autumnal tints stands out prominently the foliage of the blackberry so often used by gardeners in table decoration, but the delight of the ...

... or the holly berries now shining profusely amid their parent green. The quantity of sloes is almost unparalleled, and blackberries and crab apples and the miscellaneous fruits of wayside and thicket have appeared in great quantities. ' Moty haws, mnny ...

... sweets. At Swears and Wells you will find ladies' umbrellas and canes with handles of Dresden china, or jewelled thick as blackberries. A walking- stick to carry a photograph in its head suggests an eternal need of the picture of. the beloved. Ladies' bicycle ...

... thought it would be advisable to let well Mr DOuGLAS AHITE-If you go blackberrying you Lust expect to get your fingers pricked now and again Ilie (-IAISIOOAN-We ?? the blackberries without 'lie 1rimclG' '01r LA4:E called attention to the 'act that the ...

... years ago alleged it to be, its works do not multiply fast enough to main- tain their relative proportion to the whole. The blackberry is common enough in a sense, but as the hedge grows high and thick the berries get further and further outstripped by the ...

... geofe ftr -cr, h'ard to pickig b ackberries fr sloes or gatherimg rnus.x emma,;'- ?? , ayn-S to mcthe c' ild's apDetite. Blackberries, s oes. c r ab a ., 37IaS2 . s. ;;h eat in t 'he ea; . vetcees. vwite e..ra i as-even the b itter r ?? e c ?c c,'rrnou:- ...

... girl bends over to gather the stray wild fruit, and a younger ?? sister comes up from the beach below, a rolent- mn less blackberry gatherer. But we have yet one other portrait to mention; this is a half-length in of Mrs. Robert Burnet, by Mr. Yeats. It ...

... Consatntinople P oa Proposals to find a way out of the present Al Greek taingle ra just now as plentful wa black- IC berries on blackberry bushes; but still, perhaps da you willp 1nm add one wore to- the number. vi Xw Of u3 staying at Athens put our heads p together ...

... shade and shine to seek the sunny glades where there are tall ferns, and the sides of the thicket show the flower of the blackberry. ?? are many others, the quick-flying burnets, the holly-green, and the restless little bronze-coloured ones: but the white ...

... and there were later the curious things that children eat-haws and vetches, sloes and crabs, and delicious blackberries. There is a blackberry that comes early, large and juicy, that is as champagnle to gooseberry wihe when compared with the dry sweet ...

... The relief, however, is only temporary. The Ameer willnot live for ever. Mullahs, mad and otherwise, are as plentiful as blackberries. Chitral is a precarious post. The large force now concentrated in the neighbourhood of Peshawur may be in the circuimstances ...

... cheap. English plumg and pears are ver~y :1 ear, except the iniferior sorts. DamUonS are beginning to be plentiful, endl blackberries are now in the market. Peaches-eand nectarines Gre ! ...