... their favour. Since Galston carried off the Qualifying fite professional agents have been as pro in the Irvine Valley as blackberries in auto and early this week a gentleman from Ad attester was negotiating for the transfer of t clever left-winger—M`Denald—who ...

... the thickness of the length of the pins you will not be able stick in the pins as close as you may wish. In the same way blackberries may be made, using, of course, black silk or satin, and black pins. Fair-sized ball pincushions are often acceptable to ...

... means of his possessions, Over the lives of others.—John Ruskin. Men who pose as scientific are plentiful as blackberries, and, like blackberries, most of them are unripe. There is no view, however bizarrp, which could not supported and made to wear an ...

... s ; fur gander—gooseberriea ; for muffsmulberries; for bill discounters—dewberries; for tapers—bayberries; for oiggers—blackberries ; for corudealera—strawberries; for newsboys—whortle (war tell) berries; for girls and buys—holly (day) berries. (From ...

... for ganilers—gooseberries; for muffsmulberries; for bill iliscouniers—dewberries; for topers—barberries; for niggers —blackberries; for isorndealers—strawberri , •s: for newsboys--whortle (wsr tell) berries; for girls and boys—holly (day) berries. ( ...

... promptly marched out into the fields (the house was in the suburbs, and collected an armful of scarlet berries, some tinted blackberry leaves and feathery grasses. With these and six soup plates, two cnampagne tumblers and some orangecoloured pongee silk ...

... nevertheless, did all that they were ;n their conflict with China. In France, too, short men in the army are as common blackberries, Th® truth is that abort legs mean very a military tTiaadvantage provided their owner v* proper chest dimeneion-s and otherwise ...

... traversed on his way to Sluie. It was Incidentally stated that the subject of the lecture encountered four girls gathering blackberries in the woods and was by them directed to his destination at the rocks, the upper old red sandstone of which the geolo gist ...

... that I would like to draw your particular atention to is the badges. Keltie's History of the Highlands gives the badge as blackberry heath, and this has been copied by other writers. I have corresponded w.th the leading families of the Clan, and in no case ...

... which hi« enemies are no mean* comfortable, and pointed phrases bit the question under discussion on the head are thick blackberries. When it becomes known that Mr Goschen is up replying to Sir Harcourt, for instance, there rush for the House at once, ...

... by no mains comfortable, antI pointed phrases. viitch bit the question unCer diaclnsiucl onl v ths head are a' thick vue blackberries. When it becomes known that Mr Gosehen is up re- e plvuwg lo Sir William Harcourt, for instance, s there :s a rush for ...

... dealt with cup culture. The r.ospherry family, be said, was • Inge ea, numbering one hundred epecies, of which the common blackberry or bramble was one. Apart from Muse in the making of pm., the raspberry was in pest demand for dessert, for cooking purposes ...