... r;bbon sash was tied round the waist, matching that which surrounded the crown of the white straw sailer bat. • girl with blackberries garlanding her large fancy straw hat wore a pretty gown of yellow striped crepe, set Into a yoke of dark green velvet. ...

... ar'a what money brings with it, I,for wanta to be rich! up, Old Gray.* Farther down the bee, bower, where the ripening blackberries hung their knobs of jet on every bough and spray and the sound of a little brook eo mewhere in the diatoms, mad* • dreamy ...

... to occupy the attention of enthusiasts until Easter. Concerts • for the various war funds are still as thick as , autumn blackberries, and a huge sum is being raised thereby. The Saturday 'Pops have been resumed, and one of the most noteworthy. points ...

... for show only, stands a decanter of old wine with glass on buffet ready for use. —The fourth picture, No. 638, Going a blackberry 'fathering. is from the easel of den, of Walton, and represents • little Wetberby I girl, who has just fastened the 'sock' ...

... jaws will not stand the hard labour of gnawing out the tough fibres of wood, so it bores into the pith of such shrubs as blackberry, elder, and syringe. The cells are a little less than half an inch long and about a sixth of an inch wide. There are about ...

... fruit, for it is a white blackberry, in dear opal, showing its seeds, when rips, as though they were set in Jos, hence its name. Its parentage is not known; probably it may be a hybrid between the white raspberry and the blackberry. However, the fruit is ...

... unconsciously following the track by which the mord red boy had asamded from the hollow. A steep, stony path, with the blackberry and wild rose tangled across it under foot, and arching boughs of oak saplings, young ashes, and hazel trees, thickly entwined ...

... treated in the same way as poultry, if in • fresh and dry state, otherwise game should be enclosed in a box. For damsons, blackberries, , tin boxes must be used, and chrysanthemums, to prevent damage, should be enclosed in a box or basket. Shrubs and dwarf ...

... Plymouth cm Mondey Albert Commingle, carpenter, whop* body, with two deep gashes in the throat, was by some children whilst blackberrying on Saturday. Deceased bad been unemployed tor some time. He leaves • widow and four mall children. The t r ea utarsied ...

... drainage, it Is most wonderfully healthy, especially for young children, and old people. The latter are as plentiful as blackberries in Boston. Three score and ten, instead of being the limit of life, seems but the commencement of its gentle decline. The ...

... boy returned home on Sunday complaining of headaelso, and it afterwards transpired that he had had a feast of acorns and blackberries'. Hi subowienely Mame oonvnleed, and died from scats tion of the bowels. The steiuner Barton arrived at Blaton (Linea) ...

... great favour again, as is ivy—the flowering ivy—oak apples, with shaded oak leaves in all tints of groan and brown, and blackberries with bramble leaves. Of hats, the most novel French shapes are the Roland, with a round turned-up brim; the Auvent, resembling ...