... flannel jackets, Miss Scott ; flowers and fruit from Rev. M. Cunningham. from harvest service; butter, Miss Dunlop; 161 h. blackberries, a patient; hairbrush, Mrs. Macausland; periodicals. Mrs. Rogers, Miss Giveen, Mrs. Lopoell, Mrs. Baker, M. C. Hotel; home-made ...

... potatoes, Mr. Coleman ; eggs, a friend ; buns,,Miss Smyly; fowls, a friend, Mrs. Maoausland, Miss Nellie M'Kee ; quantity of blackberries, an old patient ; periodicals, Miss Work man, Mrs. Rcgers, Mrs Alexander ; fruit, Bowen, and vegetables, Sir H H. Bruce ...

... left at onr office on Thursday an interesting evidence of the remarkable mildness of November, in the shape of a branch of blackberry briar in full blossom. as it usually appears in June or July. He picked it casually from a hedge on his way to Coleraine ...

... Castlerock , left with us on Thursday indisputable evidence of exceptionally favourable weather in the shape of a spray of blackberry bloom, • sprig of apple blossom with fruit beginning to form, andmireAilr ri,•!--• strawberry plant with two well formed ...

... members, who should attend in full force. Last week, in noticing souvenirs of the mildness of the season such as apple and blackberry blossoms, and even strawberries, we asked what the next few days would divulge. The answer came on Tuesday, when Mr. John ...

... to our first experience of real winter by • ssonewsion of heavy showers of snow and sleet. The strawberries, apples, and blackberries which. under the idea that they were losing time, bad begun to put forth precocious buds and berries, found their labours ...

... having acknowledged the same, the meeting came to an end. A few days ago one of our readers presented us with a bunch of blackberry blossoms in splendid vigour, like what would be seen in July, plucked from a sunny nook near the works of Messrs. A. Oliver ...

... which was clothed with heather, surmounted by short rowan trees and hazel bushes, alternating with patches of dark green blackberry shrubs and the lighter green of the wild strawberry, both these dotted luxuriantly with the black and red of their respective ...

... N.C. Railway (per Mr. Crofts), Mrs. Carson, Miss Montgomery (Laurel Hill), Master Norman Hay; plum pudding, evergreens, blackberry jelly, and towards Criatmas treat, Miss Barbara M'Donnell fruit loaves, Mrs. Reid , Mrs. Craig, Mrs. Nevin: fruit, flowers ...

... no Labour candidate in Scotland has been found to oppose him, although Labour orators on the Clydeside are plentiful as blackberries in the antenna. • • • is sow, it is hoped, over—this column bad • hand in the organisation of a lace-making class in ...

... occupants of the pant. The men were noticed starting by a boy, aged nine years, son of Sergeant Clancy, who had been picking blackberries at the time. A little while afterwards he saw the boat doming upside down on the surface of the water, but it did not strike ...

... charms of Muscovy. I own always seems to me extremely uninviting, and rather like (if such an absurdity can be imairined)—blackberry jam made of bad fish! Russian fee, however. is the best in the world: it is very expensive. and is called Caravan Tea, ...