... botanical names can be had. This design has been sup. plied to her Majesty. and also the snowdrop pattern, and a bramble and blackberry and other simpler designs. The exquisite arabesque and fieurde•lis supplied to tl.llll. the Duke of Connaught. such designs ...

... 18 per cut. h .d never seen cow. some thinking as big their thomb pictur.. Over pe. cent, had never seen growing corn, blackberries, or Mtatoes; 71 per cent, did not know beaus-eveo in Too DmoxaTßiTtvE ENTmusui-Jt —-Enlhuaiastn with theatrical nunieoce ...

... boy returned home on Sunday complaining of headache, and it afterward. transpired that he had had • least of acorns and blackberries. He subsequently became ounvuleed, and died from acute Manamauon of the bowels. i The steamer Burton arrived at Boston ...

... Minerva 1 R. Cnbaeir* (Belfaul! .May Fly 2 Mr K M Stewart'n (Beifaetl The black I’'-:. Highly cnoimetidwl—Mr M C. Allen * blackberry. Mr, Duma, jun's Dot. John limy'a and Mr*. T. Nidh. Alai com|»ted—Mesara Norman F. WeW>s ißandMatownt Myatory. .Mr* Voting's ...

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... ought send her • h.ch the Uurieter deefavred that ha would do I evidence, and added ‘hat before wnetbin*. . . . S..me of blackberry corlie exbilitled the footprint, hr ha ...

... artificial manures have now become almost a nixes. aity to the farmer. This class of fertiliser may be said to be as plenty as blackberries in i autumn. Much benefit has been derived: from their use, and it goes without awing that there has been much loss incurred ...

... hay carts, picnics in the woods, and since Henry came home they keep sending for us. Hus afternoon they have all gone blackberrying in hay cart, but I rather come *At this point, happening to think that the class in Colburn who were toeing the mark squarely ...

... At the place where was told the bead bad been found there i good dell bcloh the -loping plat?att. The wnsi cf brambJaa. blackberry boshtw.aanghwood.and a • tore cf other undergrowth In giving tbo height .he rcU Ding wall at four fe/t n.> meu-nred ftom ...

... into the '-room. and we laid him onto the and I brnng the hartshorn for him to and I fanned him, sad I put a spends! ri blackberry to lige, I hailled emplane; MI hi some to. He was a on, dressed in a red shirt end overalls sad old shoot. _ _ _ ..This ...

... discovery that husbands do IWO after a Mill ride of three miles on . l _Lond.l• havtne I Mid kin' I should not ' grow like blackberries. The second class is, 1 1 horeeback, we arrived at one of the treinendous ' leave my father's house. because I was not ...

... Street would not lie paved this ...