... s, her bonnie brown curls blown hither and yon, like a meadow ripened wheat to September gsle. “Hehas stopped to eat blackberries,” thought she. “He must very hungry. Young man, I say—young man Tbs stranger started. “ I beg your pardon,” said ...

... —Arsessilr, surslr. snd with perfect »fety got rid of bj a»in« KEATING'S TABLETS, Tins, U. lid. «sch. Two gentlemen passing blackberry bosh when the fruit was unripe, one raid was ridiculous to call them berriea, when they were red. you know,” said Ua friend ...

... function of fashion goes without saying. AU the available Koyalties were there; duchesses and countesses were as plentiful as blackberries, but it _ was noticed that there were some members of the aristocracy conspicuous their absence. The gardens behind Devonshire ...

... Instruct the cook to put a teaspoonful of vanilla essence with the fruit. Stewed, and eaten with whipped cream, really ripe blackberries are excellent, bat quite half of those sold in the market are unripe, and have not arrived at the full luscious flavour ...

... (that blue green shade the blooms acquire when grown in certain soils); rhododendron, dahlia, petunia, clover, mulberry, and blackberry being the best worn red* and purple*, while the newest shades of grey are quite charming. The chief novelties in cloth* ...

... splendid box fruit Mr. brought on, consisting four varieties of apples, three kinds of peas, two kinds of grapes, raspberries, blackberries. and two kinds of tomat.»es. Mr. Yeomans showed some Commodore Nutt lettuces, and some I grown cabbages, sec./nd crop of ...

... spent the young people the adjacent village and vicinity in pleasure parties to the woods, and numerous excursions to the blackberry thicket which gave the name Briartield to Uncle Bedford’s neighbourhood. Flossie Denton was ever the loading spirit, ever ...

... the two down in the meadow yonder, sitting hand in hand, the monkey tied to the branch of tree by long cord, and eating blackberries. And you don't suppose I went and told Mrs. Lee, it went for five years. The money in Mr. Graham’s liands was all gone ...

... battery, m aid the relief fund the Society, which realized over !ls. Mrs t’hirk, of sent some Australian and basket of blackberries, which were o 01. Mr.-, A. Itecvc lent splendid Japan--*.- i-abinet, the littings 'v- 0,., ,[ ) and the proved excellent ...

... r advantage, and showed a great deal skill the instrument. The piece was deservedly encored. Mrs F. Ledger then sang “Blackberries and kissos.” but she was singing under groat dis. advantage, fur sue wars suffering from severe cold. Sim is, however, ...

... damp cloth. Blackberrt jam is improved greatly by adding half a pound of peeled and cored sour sharp apples every pound of blackberries. Thekb is an old saying that woman can throw out with a spoon faster than a man can throw in with shovel. Without reference ...

... strong to resist, when many of the works on the walls represent an income of £2OO a year. The Turners are plentiful as blackberries, and there is one of the finest Claudes in the world, **l remember” (a correspondent writes) ** visiting the collection ...