... leaves. A lady who gave little dinner the following evealng to select party of four, all women, her table decorated with blackberries sad their own bramble leaves. Nous of the berries were ripe, but were in the ruddy stage which ornamental and proves so ...

... THE CULTIVATION OF THE BRAMBLE. Mr. Alexander Harley, Steohouaeroair, wriiea follows on the cultivation of the blackberry or bramble I visit frequently those who are cultivating the bramble, especially James Caldwell, who has for many years been to Mr ...

... Town and Country ; and Specimens of W ;hip shown on application. QT. NICHOLAS MAGAZINE TOR oontains:— A DAY AMONG THE BLACKBERRIES, by FANNY W. MAR• NULL. illustrated A LITTLE FLORENTINE LADY, by ELEANOR C. LEWIS'. illustrated : MY DEER' 111:1N I'S ...

... creams, greases, and liquid emollients cost far more money than sonr grapes, and are nothing like as remedial. Plain?, blackberries, white and red grapes, oranges, apples, and peaches are among the table fruits, and it is difficult to say which is the ...

... Keokuk, Is., who is absent-minded enough for Mark to “pot in book. ’ It is related in that town that drank violet ink fer blackberry cordial, and then took allopathic dose of ammonia instead of bis cough medicine; bnt his latest absent-minded adventure ...

... from Hyde Park Corner ! During the past week, all the commons in and around London have been crowded with Londoners a-blackberrying. The crop this year seems extraordinarily plentiful, and many a London street uyab—for the race is not extinct, in spite ...

... again, they went onward, still following the babbling streamlet. Now she would stop to pick and eat the great inscicns blackberries grew so abundantly tbereabontr, whilst was busy making up a bouquet autumn flowers wood sage, sun sparge, nettle-leaved ...

... . In another Mr. Edwin Becket, the head gardener at Aldenham Hou.e, will treat of the +trawberry. with chapter+ on the blackberry, the loganberry. the wineberry, and allied fruits. Time third volume will be about orchid., and is being written by Mr. ...

... always a large puffed bow of muslin on the crown, fastened down by buttercups, carnations, or such fruit as cherries or blackberries. The jet-embroidered tulle bonnets remain in favour, and can be worn with almost every dress, both in town and country ...

... Perhaps her superiority was not much of a gift, and she might have been hap. pier if she had been more stammer.. No blackberries here yet, said Egerton, as they reached the lane ; and he paused to look at the bushes. They'll be ready by the time ...

... you had a burning fever all night. Oh. mother! I know blackberry pudding won't hurt me. Stop whining, Lamy, linterrupted the father. Do give her a bit, my dear ; 1 never heard of blackberry pudding hurting anybody. A cry was heard from the adjoining ...

... regimental race. Mr. G. L. Meta. Owner 1 Mr. H. Nelson's Nicke Owner Mr. T. L. Arnott'ft Bin Mr. 3 Mr. J. W. Hamilton’* Blackberry Owner b Mr. Glen Kidston'* Oliver Owner o Mr. Georg© Coots's Poddy Whack Owner o Mr. Taylor's Piper Owner o Mr. Young's ...