... Ethel Walter. The latter’s exhibit was an ornamental leaf pattern, well finished, and Miss Matthews showed a panel with blackberries and leaves carved. Side by side with this was mirror frame by the same girl, which took the prize the Leamington Loan ...

... of good feeling, and do away* with a deal of friction between employee and their employers. The nutting season And the blackberries ! Ah, give the country to the town. God made the country; somebody else made the town. FOWLS. Visiting a poultry show a ...

... 13. West-street, Coventry', who said defendant was not in the field after pheasants, but was in the ditch with witness blackberry ing. It was third man. unknown them, who ran away when the witnesses appeared on the scene.—Defendant said was sitting on ...

... the comestible, and now nuts and blackberries are engaging their attention. And perhaps other things well, which country residents spend more time and trouble to jealously preserve than the Succulent if seedy blackberry and indigestible hedge-nut. The ...

... fruit, on which rooks, pigeons, and pheasants make feast. The hedges are everywhere red with hawthorn berries, and the blackberries have supplied many over-flowing baskets with fruit, excellent for jams or jellies. It is not England only that the fruit ...

... cross between the blackberry and raspberry, hybrid named which would, its new fruit, placed upon tne market next year. (It was now grown Messrs. Vetch.) This fruit would come in when rasp!>crriet> out, between the time when blackberries come In. Now wanted ...

... household work, like John Orumlie. I bad experience to prove what I say, only week or two ago. in ray camp the sea. The blackberries. brambles, grow in great abundance in my field, “It is pity/’I said to sister Man-, “to let such delicious fruit go to ...

... parts, preceded musical drill, and tnen came a unison s*ig. ’•.May dew.” A further demoprtration with sleigh hells fol- Blackberries.” a pretty part song, and then there was a pleasing flag drill. The concluding items were part song, Merry time for boys ...

... for old lelks, the seeds are objectionable, say nothing of the skins. Best jellies are cranberry, black or red currant, blackberry, and jellied marmalade. A good thick custard with any of these is assailant. There are only two soups I especially reco ...

... over-run with public-houses, should prepared to surrender one or more houses in district* where licensed houees were thick blackberries in antnmn. This was speculative application the parti of Cooper and the witness Jackson, who were pecuniarily interested ...

... of men may be seen standing idle rireet corners, or crowding the Free Library, whilst many into the country in search of blackberries. mushrooms, and nuts. The latter is not very profitable pursuit, but it is less bsrmfol than street-lounging. The Motor ...

... own carriage. Blackberry services have been held at the two town churches of Woking. At one church the children’s offering of the fruit, picked themselves from bushes and hedgerows, amounted to 901b.,'and at the other 701b. The blackberries have been d ...