... uncommon appearance ; the decorations being composed almost entirely of wild flowers, berried, grasses, &a, as well as blackberries and haws ;• few geraniums and other flowers also being used. Toe window on the other side of the church had been prettily ...

... 19th he saw the defendant with two dogs hunting a Image on Mr Phillips' land. The defendant said he was simply picking blackberries, and the dive did not belong to him. Harry Bryan gave confirmatory evidence, and the defendant was fined 54 and costs 9s ...

... came across. The Chairman : That is equivalent to a plea of guilty. Defendant :To speak the truth. sir, I was after a few blackberries and crab apples, and such like wild fruit. I was not after game. On the second charge for an offence on the 23th, P.c. ...

... the hedgerow, was represented in battalions, and at one spot on the journey, near a stack of wheat, the tall spires of the blackberry, rising above the thorn, were simply illuminated with the gay breast plates of these pretty creatures. The bullfinch, with ...

... the rooks and claws and starlings, and its gentle &lopes to the dominion of those prolific parasites ot such wastes, the blackberry bush, the wild briar, and the hawthorn. However that may be, as we previously observed, we love and venerate our old elm ...

... weight of fruit with which Pomona has blessed us this year. It is many seasons since we had such a good plum time. But the blackberry, which makes inch excellent jam when judiciously treaded with that sour bullet-shaped plum—the aloe, or bullaces, does not ...

... work of the choir, the next item of the day's pleasant programme was proceeded with. It consisted of a drive to Bochford, blackberrying, and the inspection of Rockford Cturch and Rockford Hall ; the party returning by Prittlewell in time for a capital tea ...

... high lights, if she will add • few of the whitest feathers from the traveller's joy, and then some bunches of half-ripe blackberries and • few (but very few) rose hips, she can scarcely fall to be pleased with her handiwork, or to receive many compliments ...

... riding terminates right hum r And I rolled myself off the starboard side of that horse and struck on my bead 'on a wild blackberry bush. I went home with a nose NI of briars and an accumulation of raw experience that would have been worth its worth in ...

... the Vaudeville, The Mikado at the Savoy, fhe Jat at Prince's, Bachelors at the Opera Comique, or Turned up and Blackberries atthe Royalty, rich an opportunity ought to be seised upon by two oat of every three persons in Southend and neighbourhood ...

... coarse russet red straw, turned up with velvet of the same shade, the crown in black straw. and trimming a big bunch of blackberries. It was an ideal example of autumn headgear, both as regarded t h e colour and fruit. The crown of • different co'our to ...

... Millar, of Leigh House. Around the top was a border comprised of lauristinis, ivy, Virginia creeper, Ac., intermixed with blackberries and wild roaeberries ; the base was covered with cereals and fruit, coasisting of apples, pears, p!UUI9, beet, carrote ...