... and their humble offering. in the shays d Imam variegated leaves sod berries, potatoes while one little girl sews fine blackberries. sweater loaf, the gift d a neighbour, was among decorations. 71s were, as usual, fonrarded to the Newbury Diane Hnepital ...

... weabieg the roads in some place* quite free from grit and dust, .. • Blackberries gen now tie gathered in abundance. Evidently Hermitage is just sow termite realm for penis* blackberrying and holiday-ksepiag, assay can be sewn returning with well-Oiled baskets ...

... Canadian Prelate was surrounded by a small army of white-robed clergymen. and do, tort of divinity were almost as plentiful as blackberries. Here in the quiet and cool slake of the Cathedral, the various clerical procerions were formed. From nine till eleven ...

... harvest, and no one need be idle. With fine weather the wheat will loon be gathered in. Nute_are abundant this year, also blackberries. JOSEPITUri. MARKET NEWS, NEWBURY CORN MARlERT.—Thomaslas. Wheat made a very poor show, and the enquiry dull and inanirsate ...

... 4th November. 1641 ; in 1693. Mr. Bartholomew Hughes. Mayor. who died during his year of office: in 69;. Captain Peter Blackberry, an Officer serving in aregiment quartered in the town. It being usual for troops to be stationed here for a time, in the ...

... about on the floor and on the table, where you may incautiously lay your hand upon them. I was surprised to see thit the blackberry crop does not seem to have suffered from the long spell of dry weather, but rather to have benefited by it. The berries ...

... which there will be ample opportunity for the weather to be en its best behaviour. The children must make the most of their blackberries. There are plenty of them, unless they get washed away. And country excursions must be brought off with as little delay ...

... Waters, M.D. Honorary Chaplain —Rev Cuthbert Trower. M.A. Malice*. con'inuee to be the characteristic of the season. Ripe blackberries were gathered from the hedgerow brambles a week ago. toe stony haws have acquired their full autumnal colour, and catkins ...

... are winning their richest and deepest tints before the frosts and whet,. of winter bring them in chewers to the around Blackberries are unusually plentiful this year. and may form the object of an enloyable little excursion to those inclined. The pheasants ...

... over-batwing woods of Benham just over the railway bridge where the road is but in by high hedges is a p lace where the blackberry lover may hold high revel In Septem, her, this delectable fruit loses half Its charm If not picked by ones owe self, as ...

... who had eaten tinned pumpkin. He tested tins of pumpkin, tomatoes. Hubbard Sriash—whatever that may be--peas,mushmom, blackberries, salmon, pears, peaches, cherries, sweet potatoes, beans, milk, and pineapples. The milk was pure. All the rest contained ...

... worth living. A walk into the country is just then very enjoyable. The mushrooms do not now peep through the gram, but the blackberry bushes are laden with big bunches of rips fruit, to gather which affords pleasure to the palate, and a big basketful gives ...