... thickness of th length of the pins you will not be able to 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 acceptilble ...

... thickness of th length of the pins you will not be able to 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 acceptilble ...

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... hla~ir- had been given to stop anyone using the road, nto] reseed flu had frequently seen children nutting anld iy of blackberrying onl the land, hat had never fMr. stopped them from doing- that ,providing no T] y, tu great damage was done to the plroperty ...

... like the spikes of oats, it should be about half an inch long, but con. siderably shorter when it makes the calyces of blackberries for instance, or any other small floral design. ETHEL. ...

... like the spikes of oats, it should be about half an inch long, but con. siderably shorter when it makes the calyces of blackberries for instance, or any other small floral design. ETHEL. Their Use.—Little Enoch: Paw, what are fools good for anyhow ?-Farmer ...

... bearing it is a hybrid between the raspberry and the common blackberry, and it bids fair to become very useful. The Mahdi, as the plant has been called, has very mach thebabit of the blackberry, and in cultivation is trained in the same way. The taste of ...

... different kinds, such as apples, pearu, plum?, peaches, and grapes, then the smaller fruits—strawberries., raspberries, blackberries. I bave been told that oar peaches and strawberries have not so fine flavour as yours. Two-thirds of the great grain belt ...

... tints will take their place. The swallows leave us, and the fieldfare and other winged visitors arrive. The nuts and the blackberries are ripening for the gathering. There is no turn of the calen- dar that is dull, and the autumnal equinox with the gales ...

... picture hatE, I .vith soft plumes, will be worn Bhortly; mtean time, rather coarse strawos obtain. Poppies, I rowan berries, blackberries-botlt fruit and flowers-elderberries and their flowers, with . ivy, are severally used to trim. Immense .rosettos of glace ...

... watch ootiddi.. H. mid the pickle-fort as Tutabill to • boy for 2.5 blsekbernw and roe of the *skin of soap for 10 blackberries. Tb• ciondren were bound over on their father order. taking so punish them. YACHTING. ...

... child of aboat la, It appears that on Friday afternoon a little boy named Henry Wilhams was out near the Cockett Tunnel blackberrying, and he assents that he 1 went, into a field, ana in corner rJ w lying amo:1g..t Bome sacks the body of Ii, little child ...