... the hedges were high and thick, with wide stretches of green grass fringing them on either side, anti clumps of gorse and blackberry bushes, and every now anti then a patch of yellow broom. The air was full of country scents. She lifted her head. It was ...

... 'ford; I. I • 3, Mr, 3, Jaw -1, B. Carle.. F root .-Apples, Mn. N. 3, C. leathern. teen kema; C. 3, Ins. Watteau*. ' Blackberries E. Todor; 2. Curiae; 3. Lucy Currants-I, E. Biddle; 2. C. Boorkden; Gooseberries- 1 . Sta.-lodes. Ploms-I, W. Underhill; ...

... Feltham; 3. B. Essex. Pears. ! more: 1. C. Peltham; 2. C. Liddiatt. Collection of 1 ripe fruit, four sorts: 1. C. Feltham. Blackberries: 1. E. Tudor; 2. F. Curtis; 3. Lucy Sage. VEGETABLES.—Peck of potatoes, kidneys:l. N. Liddiatt; 2. H. Smith: 3. C. Pearce ...

... plate till it cooled and hardiest to the required shape. this itecomplished, the remelt • erook. of the type useful nicest blackberry-bunter*. The earring sad ornamen• Wien of umbrellathandles done in various wag/, the stioks bring anoothed and shined. urn ...

... flower. -1. H. Carter. cooking-1, Mrs. E. Williams; 2. N. ' Lie/piste; C. Apple% dessert R. term; C. keltham; Wattruns. i. blackberries-1. E. Tudor; 2, F. Curtis; S. Lucy Sage. Curranta-I, E. Biddle; 2, O. Mn. 9 . litockdon. Gooseberries-1, Stookdem Pluma--I ...

... hospitals? 'How original! hr .sewed. How ' hospital' millinsaires are there? No. it's no peal mooting. They :mono like blackberries. ay.teht. irk. Steil a gable. I Fare the poseible objection to the red uaeahlion ou IoGrA Marry. taw., She ...

... French girl who sometimes wears a muslin costume of the exact shade of a blackberry flower. The hat that goes with it has a lace brim and round it is wreathed a spray of blackberry foliage with the flowers and fruit; a purple velvet waistband encircles ...

... they may be expected to turn their attention to apples, and this will be further helped by the comparative failure of the blackberry crop. The jam demand is for sours, and when these are taken from the orchards, there are usually too many sweets and bitters ...

... author the book. Mr Edwin Beckett, F.R.H.S., head gardener to Lord Aldenham. Sections are also devoted to the raspberry, blackberry, logan- and wineberry. The whole book makes a valuable addition to the series of Handbooks of Practical Gardening, published ...

... 3.S.—Apply Bnana Honoss. St. Square. Bristol. PPLES.—Wanted, good Boning APPLES, ■ suitable for jam. Lan also . buyer Blackberries any quantity, delivered dally.—AonlaesTt.-ay Vm.r , , k ...

... AN TE D. DAIRY of good BUTTER _I*_--A»»IT TiTDW.van.l llnciavia. APPLES.— Wanted, good Boiling APPLES, jam. lam buyer Blackberries any quantity, dai.y.—Apply c. Witsa iral's lt«rohaat.Stoceweil Farm C nsresbnrs. DAIRY illtiK V.'an-.edfor Wmter MijntaiZ ...

... and berries as she went, and forgetting her vow to be at her ugliest for Fred's eyes, she fastened red briar leaves and blackberries in her bosom, and twined a long spray of the briar in her hat. She was recalled to herself by Fred's admiring eyes and ...