... was not an uncommon thing to meet women with handfuls of white, red, and black currants on their headgear white sprays of blackberries were also in favour as trimmings. At present, happily, the only fruit garniture ordained to be worn by fastidious Lady ...

... top of the leaves, but the stitches are varied slightly in length, so as to form an indented edge peculiar to this fern. Blackberry is another favourite flower which, conven- tionalised into design, is easily rendered in Mountmellick. The flower it will ...

... it. Close to it hung King Humbert's crown of white lilies, while immediately behind was suspended the Sdean's wreath of black-berried bay and the uchess of Connaught's wreath of white and red oa.mehas. Princess Beatrice's wreath remained on the c..ffil1 ...

... Gilbertson defended. The evidence showed that prisoner had taken the girl into a field on the pretence of going to pick blackberries, and there committed the offence.— The jury retired during the luncheon hour, and on their return the Foreman said We and ...

... about a to get to t-h- c- ve itself. We clim^d over the rocks a good way, then took a re«t and enrne hack. On the road blackberries are plentiful, and my iiand- WHie nearly as black as the berries when I got back to the car. We re nrned by a Ii Itf..rell' ...

... peaceful manse, all among trees and emerald grass, with horses and cows browsing beyond grey snake fences, lined with blackberry bushes and golden-rod, with men in shirt sleeves and cow's breakfast' hats moving among tall grass, and with ox teams hauling ...

... a farmer 'oout teh miles down de road. I hired out to him, an' he giv' me dese toga ant told me to go up pasture an' mow blackberry bushes till six o'clock, den milk de oows a> come back to de housf. How much kin we an' pail ? WRf SH WBPT —Willy I fouud ...

... soon. While there I went for one or two drives in the donkey cart, with Fanny,' our old donkey, and picked a quantity of blackberries and some nuts. The Reotory is very old, and Charles I. slept there when he was hiding from Cromwell. Lifton church is, ...

... John. Black currants i, *j' John. Raspberries—1, E. John. Dish of fruit i, a. John 2. W. M. Williams 3, Mrs Harry. Disn oi blackberries (cf.iildren)-I, Archie Spear; 2, Ethel Spear 3, Edith Cram. „ m VEGETABLES.—Collection—1, C. Coombes ...

... HOUR AND ORDER OF THE ROUND TABLE. By Lady Greensleeves. All Halloween. How the months fiy, especially holiday months and blackberrying and nutting months Here we are at the very end of October, and on the brink of dreary, dark November, with already more ...

... he would try it, and he plunged in under the bushes. After wandering about for a good three-quarters of an hour. eating blackberries, smoking, musing by the wayside, losing his way and being put right by farmer's men, who wondered who on earth he could ...