... reprehensible habit of living in town, while, alas ! widows and spinsters were plentiful in this rural neighbourhood as blackberries in the hedges in summer. Hence the interest with which the two lathes regarded Mr. Royce and Mr. Hazard. Mrs. Delaville ...

... Thames seen a more aristocratic assemblage, I am sure, since the days of the Merry Monarch. Duchesses were as plentiful as blackberries in September, and the common, or garden peer was to be found every few yards. The Ascot parties kept together over the ...

... equally tender. Then as the little lad began to be rather noisy, Doris suggested that the nursery tea, with probabilities of blackberry jam should be sought out, and taking little Kenneth in her arms, left the room. As the door closed, Mrs. Falconer said, ...

... means the least desirable of the various lectures appearing in their programme. As for these lectures they are numerous as blackberries in autumn, and cover a range of ground wide enough to satisfy the most omnivorous taste. All seems to be going as merrily ...

... at this theatre was made on Monday night, when she sustained her original part of Char4y Cott in the musical comedy, Blackberries, which has nightly preceded Our Flat. On Monday the popular burlesque Faust Up To Date, will appear. It is proposed ...

... sunburned Millie, edged with black velvet. The rosette ii in crimson silk, and the curled quills are dark brown. A cluster of blackberries ruts on the hair at the left side, under the brim. Another hat has corn flowers all round the brim, and is trimmed with ...

... here—has he not ? Mr. Riseley may also be said to be known, I think. It sounds like a bull, and is reminiscent of the green blackberry and the wooden milestone, but I am compelled to announce to you that the last of the Saturday l'opuhir Concerts for this ...

... but slight effort to picture the times when red deer abounded here and to remember the monk who declared : He pull'd nob blackberry. haw nor hip. Good store of venison filed his scrip. We have a glanoe too at the small town of Somerton, anciently the capital ...

... gate lit up of . 4 9000,o:a in um. Tee companyis managed bya old man's manner struck him sharply, a subtle differ - every blackberry in the hedge. Behind it the night directorate of ten members who, in the ir turn, are answrence, a lack of his usual deference ...

... powerfully coloured, and true to Datum. n. Potato Gatherer (196), by Arthur H. Ilarsli,is charecteristio sketch. Blackberrying (59), and Poole Harbour (68) by Arthur Hopkins are both good pictures ; while in Broom and Gorse (74), and Hawthorn ...