... they are made with read wheat, which is arranged in baby sheaves round the crown. Another which I saw was almost covered in blackberry flowers, leaves, and fruit, and made a most artistic and becoming chapeau. Another idea is to have a plait of real straw ...

... an interenting story for lieulth hint-, society children. and fashion.. Cookery has the usual monthly menu with apple. blackberry, and cranberry recipes, also Dainty Italian tare. Dr Alex. Davidson deulA very ably with Bionehitis. Underwear. practical ...

... varieties of Blackberry which are improvements on our wild Bramble, and tee latter leader cultivation will improve. There are, I am told, in Kent farms where the -NadaMen is undergoing development, apd the rearm I am noticing this is becalm the Blackberry does ...

... meson's growth, which shorten later to the height of the fence, as previously adviser'. The American blackberry is really a superior torn of our wild blackberry. which bears large deliciously flavoured berries in great profusion during the autumn. It also known ...

... NOTES. The kind*. of bramble Iterries are niultipl yearly. Originating Iron, hos the logaiitterry at real ra.pberry and the blackberry. varieth-f the of our hybrids lboween loganbeirie. anal or ralibierrie.., owls as Phew. Hal berrii , i, the former hellig ...

... KILMARNOCK THE HADES OF THE WOO 6 ►N NOVA SOMA. ! r We have heard the two little children good Who al heat„ to death in the blackberry woo Their love:mud due,: ion it touched our heart. And we wept for time dear ones who could not We now tell of two others ...

... whirring partridge found refuge, and here at the leaf-fall came poor women to cut ferns as litter for the donkey and to pick blackberries to sell. Sticks to light the fire could be found here, and last year it was pos s ible to gather hazel nuts. This spring ...

... Turner&E Aerated Water Manufacturers, Tuuck Street, Kilmarnock. No. _• „, General News. The first piekinge a Kentish blackberries arrived at Covent Garden on Tuesday. In tumorous came at Ferret, Huntingdonshire. wisest straw this year is standing over ...

... *an going a-brambling. It is not necessary to think of, or depend any hypothetical attractions to Teatime the charm of blackberrying. The pleasant practice comes at a time of the year when the fragrance of hedgerow, wood, and meadow has an added fascination ...

... of ,oast and 389 rabhits. 117 ducks, In 93 thickens, 21 (rouse, 19 pigroes. oar 3.2641 b. of plums. 7841 h. of pears, of blackberries, 16016. of tress, edib. of onions, and 1&b. of mushrooms were condemned as by the Manchester food inspector*. When Nies ...

... galleries. When the afternoon was at its height, celebrities in art, literature, the drama, and die law were as thick as blackberries. Besides the President and many of the Academicians and Associates, the gathering included Sir George and Lady Alexander ...

... it. and found the contents were damp. t hi s was roc , h ac k neye d a phrase, so h e I pecked further. and found some blackberries. solemnly Th e congregat i on I was rather huagry, so I rolled the white stuff pass round the bier. off and ate the berries ...