... in its autumnal garb appearing in the sonsnine like burnished copper and gold. Alongside ths roadside are stul plenty of blackberries; in some places tbe hedges appeared black with the fruit. It seems pity that this delicious fruit is left nngathered so ...

... 1;. Haymes'a Mot.key Brand. In the open class for bitchew Mr. E. Farman. Champion Cigarette was first, Mr. S. Woodiwiss's Blackberry second, and Mr. It. D. Thomas's Biceeter Beauty third. Other-prize win. nere were Mr. W. H. Ford's Pathfinder and Don &lan) ...

... the tent, the elder turning over the sketches she had made during the day, the younger preparing a dish of newly-gathered blackberries for their inipmmptit tea; for the three Holt girls were camping out on beautiful Kennett Mountain, in the heart of the ...

... aid of the Finchley C.B.T.S. and Police Court Mission. See advertisement. Ax thb Snow the Aquarium Tuesday, Mr Woodiwiss’ Blackberry won second prize in the open class for hitches; his Bumble Bee also was prize winner. Mr. W. J. Janes has kindly undertaken ...

... the tent, the elder turning over the sketches she had made during the day, the younger preiaring a dish of newly-gathered blackberries for their impromptu tea; for the three Holt girls were ‘‘ camping out” on beautiful Kennett Mountain, in the heart of the ...

... through the tough chains of clematis, and they were lacerated the thorns of the sloe-bushes and the teeth of the wild rose and blackberry-briar. They could not come to a hand-to-hand fight. Their enemies calmly waited, watching them in their struggle, and drove ...

... its spots —even leaving them there for the day, to give the comely wearer the appearance of having just ridden in from blackberrying. You would know what we did from Brannston Gorse—that awgutu s ridens of Pytehley ground—and which we reached about 2.30 ...

... has had many predecessors, need not say, in tho dramatisation Scott’s story. Plays on the subject have been as plentiful blackberries. One of the earliest was by Thomas Dibdin, which for long time ruled the roast. Then came one C. D. Pitt and another by ...

... — •* Lord Roberts says very pleasantly written.” Glob*.—Of singular interest.” Matiomal OussavkK.—Auccdotea, thick as blackberries, in* variably well told and worth telling.” Pau. Mali. Abounds in anecdote.” astbol’ kne Gazette.— Would make excellent ...

... beaten, and it very rare indeed to sea horso very greatly distressed nowadays. Ksoes of groat value are now as numerous blackberries, - and what mattsrs it to (he owner whether horso is beaten half a do.-eu times before he wins or wins first, and then ...

... was indicted on Monday for assaulting little Ethel Holland, eeveu, on Barnes Common. The girl and some companions were blackberrying on the common, when they were accosted by a man they identified as the prisoner, who, after behaving indecently towards ...

... should be taken and not the pulp, and the may be said of lemons and pomegranates. Tornatora act on the liver and bowels, and blackberries, figs, raspberries, currants, and strawberries may be cla-sed among the best foods and medicines. The sugar in them is ...