... ilence. There was a warm fire, and we were oon happily at work on plates of egg and home-cured ham , followed by rice and blackberries and good Staffordshire farmhouse cheese. After this excellent meal we walked up Queen Street, past a three-storeyed mansion ...

... of blouses to wear with a velveteen suit. These velveteen uits in a wide wale are in black, very dark green, blue and a blackberry purple. They button to the throat so that they can be ·worn without a blouse and with a collar either white or sequined ...

... on that day and throughout the week-end, very much as on summer day. The harvest is being got in under perfect crop of blackberries i being gathered from church on Sunday the village compared But whether in the country on, on that day and throughout the ...

... went down to help my friend to retrieve his fly. Then I hung on to one of his arms while he disentangled his cast from a blackberry bush ~ ~ ~ 1.. ~ ~., -'. ~. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~.. ~~ ~ ~ overhanging the stream. He wouldn't drown, anyway, I told him, if ...

... neatly laid. T¥ hen autumn dressed our lane in gold and red We jumped for hazel-nuts far overhead, Scrambled where biggest blackberries sought to hide, La~ghing at lips and fingers purple-dyed. If tntly all be gone we called our own I will not break my heart ...

... twills. These, by the by, are selling in Buenos Aires, where J acqmar are filling large repeats. Plain Shetland friezes in blackberry and the fashionable pastel blue with a check in two shades are selling as well in Cairo as in London. Fine woollens, now ...

... scene: a country made useless to the arts of agriculture, and so returned to \\'hat might uggest a primitive tate. Tangles of blackberry, buckthorn, blackthorn and willows compete with the reeds and the rushes and tufts of thick, luxuriant grass, and of course ...

... of hells, of every colour, made with the greatest delicacy-the roses with some fifty shell petals each and the trails of blackberries at either side with each seed made with a tiny shell.-DENYS BLEWITT, eparate shell.-DENYS BLEWITT, Boxted Hall, Colchester ...

... and nesting cover. Fifty-six pounds of buckwheat will SO\,. an acre and give 100 bird good livino-from May until October. Blackberry, snowberry, wild cherry and the cotoneaster are other shrubs appealing strongly to pheasant , whose taste in the form of ...

... country think about their !1ome&. BLACKBERRIES \ 'EE a fi,·e-barred gate into roug!t a fi,·e-barred pasturelancl, \\'ith basket and hooked stick ; Rambling bv hedgero\\'S o,·ergro\\'n a ncllhick, To look for blackberries. this is grand . For loveliness ...

... clumps of bright blue flax, carlet poppie and daisies. This lane is cloaked with hedges of sloe, smoke-red spindle berry and blackberry thicket . By NEGLEY FARSON per gun per day, which meant that you could also shoot your man's gun. vVhat the sports didn't ...

... antennre before going on their way. I fed them with lea \'CS from the hedgerow; they nibbled a leaf with reluctance, so a blackberry and honeysuckle flower were offered. These were appreciated, and I gues ed, as I saw them attack the centre of the flowers ...