... this stood tiny 011118•01 of corn sad of grapes alternately. The pulpit attracted attention, being decorated with oats sad blackberries and designs of white aegis, and fronts at the be TIN font was an attractive feature, wreaths of mowberries, crow of ...

... with berries this year. Tin beees is he neighbourhood ef the obestams sad husk round Cobb.., sad,later ea, the arbate,the blackberry, sod the hely, is this miglibearbeed, have l.sd.d with fruit, and .any trees to bead suds e w-ight A gestleume gathered ...

... beck, the whole effeet being charming. The windows looked well. filled in with eitg•tahlre and with • row of ruddy I and blackberries for a border. pulpit and reading desk were suitably decorated with d in wheat and oats. Texts of the same were : the windows ...

... encores in the Were I the Wear, Wog compelled to acknowledge the applsoes which followed the latter by an ditty, Blackberries and Kisses. With this mespillan of the Nat West Anthem, the item mos the choral belled, The Killer's Wadies, by !sing ...

... poet, the painter, end the lover of nature. Before Istviag the castle grounds, let is visit the Mausoleum on the summit of Blackberry Hill, in repose the remains of many of the noble ancestors of the Reload heady, removed is. to it from the vaults at Botteeford ...

... be Boughton Malletalla. We sank the hill—prod** would be • Otter term—imd men sunny saddles are nosey as plentiful as blackberries. Alter 3or 4 big ass have been negotiated Cold Brook presented itself, sad I understand proved to be scold brook indeed ...

... f as the a tone tin b s e w e ere llec ci t Tv n erel foliage. Under e tr loa nd us er of bra bre o l a bl A sc r tbe s blackberries, fruit. the w t..e r u d d s Its Ilialsem Fad i lion Eaton and Antler. Bless ye the Lord, and on each side a pole of ...

... SAD AOCLIMIWT TO • DOT—OS • buy aimed William aged Ni.., the of the parser of the Worcester, cadet ship, was oat picking blackberries, be fell over the cliff* in the a diseases of 76 test. Ho was kraal toms time afterwards ie a sitting and puts ens antsciane ...

... money in help. lug other people to woe* and to earn for them. selves. I looked with pleasure at Mies Kiln , ' Cooke's blackberry corner cabinet, won the Primness Alice in this exhibition. at the decorated act of twelve ten cups and saucers by Mi. ztophie ...

... t (of the Hilda' Art= Adjutant Westfield (adjutant to the battalioo), Bertram (17th ERN.), Lieutenant Can, and Ensign I Blackberry-Mar Itecsancif annual meeting of the members of this inetitution was held on llonday evening, in the Reeding Room. William ...

... nd it wee &great thing foes. Euglishisan to esfew-that they were all along the line. Steederd had advised them to grow blackberries: but Slots going in for US farmers would want some that they would be able to obtain remunerative prise What means were ...

... style of dress that the leading lady on the stage of a second rate theatre invariably wears when she is going to pick blackberries, or paddle on the sea shore! Mrs. John very rarely studied the appropriate in her dress, but she never forgot the becoming ...