... before you leave for home. I want to tell yon touching story of a drunkard who traced hie first love of atimulant to the blackberry wine supplied from bis mother's cupboard brother trying to abstain from drink was thus turned out of the way. His «ister ...

... sugar in iridescent glsss bowls scattered along the table, with here and them some new am, or best ol ditto just made from blackberries top with finish. But prominent part this entertainment is tho sideboard; the one hand will found dish well-mixed kedgeree ...

... ornamsnts. The four bridesmaids’ costumes were of pale bine cashmere, cream lace and grenat bows; caps of the same, with blackberry wreaths; each wore handsome locket of crystal and pearls with monogram, the gift of tbe bridegroom, as were also their bouquets ...

... nrticlee in daily, weekly, local papora, reviews; articles in magazines; pictures of good Robert Raikcs, plentiful and common blackberries; and aball we say speeches and papora road at Sunday School meetings without mercy and without limit. Some o( aforesaid ...

... lie was under an agreement supply them with two ■ tons of blackberries, some 2jd. and some 2d. pound.—Mr. Croke said be believed lie should be ahU to prove that the entire value of the blackberries was only 16s. Hd. His case, howevei, whs that the casks ...

... lily centre. The font waa also taotefally decorated, being surmounted with two bunda of wild flowers, old man's beard aad blackberries, th* edge of the font being covered with Japanese anemones, white dahlias, ferns, Virginian creeper leaves. The organ and ...

... afforded a treat to the eye. widely luxuriant were they with diversities of flowers and foliage on the verge'of autumn; to the blackberries the promise abundance this season has rarely been exceeded, and should prove valuable for making what many know to tne ...

... among the decorations was that of the font, which was richly garnished with various froiU, including grapes, apples, pear*, blackberries, and filberts. These were underlaid with mosses, ferns, leaves, and flowers. The pulpit decorations consisted principally ...

... basket was covered with red cabbage leaves. On being asked what be had in tbe basket be said “ blackberries. Witness then looked and foond rosea bat no blackberries. Prisoner said be bad bought tbe roses for 2s. at Rye House. On being searched fonr rabbit ...

... illustrated upcclmena in great varie'y collected the course of years from various districts. About sevrntT varieties of the blackberry bramble were enumerated and des;ribed. A cordial vote of thanks, proposed Mr. Orrae and seconded by Mr. R. A. Johnston, ...

... should say I saw you altogether; you all came round like flock of dogs. Did I not say were picking blackberries?—No, and I did not see any blackberries where you were. Grainger: I said to you, Do you wish name, and you said You may give it if you like ...

... Brunsdon said he warned the boy, who on the first occasion threatened knock his brains out with a stone. Defendants were after blackberries. Fined each. Mary Belcher and Lizzie and Ernest Kimpton, children, were similarly charged with another offence on the 7th ...