... fruit as food, as well as to lay the foundations possibly of a new and dependable industry for rural districts, for our l blackberry crop rarely fails ns anywhere. Thanking you in advance for -this renewal of your ?? truly, W. P. MAsNNzNG, Woodlands, Vanburgh ...

... and £3,000 for furnishing. Then the . engagement of a professor would naturally l follow, and as professors dont grow on blackberry bushes, that will be an expenditura of about £500 a year alone. Indeed, the proper nam' of the iustitution would seem to ...

... which ooca- sioned the affair, is so worthy of the praise. Working men who have gained high posi- tions are as plentiful as blackberries, and this fact goes to prove that, despite tbe privileges of social caste and wealth and educa- a tional bonotits, brain ...

... along the cliffs until they had fr, reached the bach of the Prison Gardens, where Jo Groom left his companions to gather blackberries. Ii, He had scarcely turned b is back whee lie heard 7th a groan, and on returning found W ise lookin g e x over the cliff ...

... Charles II. and his brother James II. a Stories of the ' Merry Monarcb's excesses are as 3 plentiful as the proverbial blackberry, but withal, b the Kine. who never said a foolish thing, and c never did a wise one, was never cruel in his cups; and ...

... 0 t him again This visit lasted twvo hours. At six t j o'clock Birchall took some breakfast consisting of eggs peaches blackberries, bread and e coffee, which he ate with evident relish chat. It ting cheerfully meanwhile with the warders. f S When, however ...

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... been found placed under the grand stand. The discovery was made in a curious manner. Two boys yesterday morning, gathering blackberries, wandered on to the racecourse, and by accident looked about under the stand. One of them noticed an ordinary-looking tin ...

... obarged with trespassing at Weatwick, and be pleaded guilty. saying that - having no' work that day be went to gather I blackberries. -TheBench told defendant tie would probably get permission if he asked ter it. 1'ho case would be dismissed on payment ...

... randistlle's 9tolcesley,3yrs,7et 31b.P. Maguiro 0 I; Mr T. W. flornity's 'The Squire, 3yre, Gat 91b , Mr W. Sander-son's Blackberry, 3yrs, Broad711 t Widdorwfield 0 Betting: 6Sto 4 on Fabiola, 6 to 1 agat Primuris. 7 to i 1Blarckberry, B to 1 eachb Stoikesley ...

... Bosoeueen, thi said lie, the accused, and deceased went for a tan walk on the cliffs on Sunday. He was picking ses some blackberries, when he heard a groaln, ain4 zhtt on looking round saw WVise on sis ihands nnd me knees laughing and looking over the ...

... T - The Fineaeiaf News says :-If gentlemen of hit large commercial and financial experience were rl as plentiful as blackberries, the point would W B be one of less importance; but everyone knows tt F that this is not the case. On the other hand, ...