... direction Mr. Mallock led the party. On reaching a rustic wooden summer-house, we found a typical country tea awaiting us cream, blackberry preserve, cakes, etc., which gladdened the hearts of all. We had only just finished doing justice to the good things so ...

... all in favour of the batsmen some very heavy scores have been male during the past week, centuriesbeing as plentiful aa blackberries. Our sister county, Gloucestershire, who were dismissed for 256 in the first innings, after being 150 behind on Kent's ...

... by P.C. Watts. George Saunders, a lad living at Bay. taw Terrace, Crown Hill, Torre, fell from a hedge whilss inciting blackberries on Wednesday, ond broke one of his arm& He was takes to the Torbay Hospital, where the broken limb was set by the house ...

... BLACKBERRIES. This has been a singularly good year for blackberries in some pal t. of the country. In Sussex the hedgerows are laden, and some of the fruit is of a remarkable size. Probably the dry summer, followed by the recent rains, which came just ...

... Kilmorie. Her sister Dorothy Mary, aged 8, and her brother Edgar, aged 6, were with her. They were going out pick• ing blackberries. She first saw the prisoner in a field on the right side of the road, which lei down to the sea. He was sitting down but ...

... Walter May came out to the old farmhouse, dejected and sad at heart. He had discovered that situations did not grow, like blackberries, on every bosh ; he had met with more than one cruel rebuff, and he was hopelessly discouraged as to the future. Moreover ...

... where her horse was tied. After dinner, I said, giving her fingers a squeeze, we will go down by the spring under the blackberry tree, and I'll finish reading 'Evangeline ' to you. As I said this Patty Good and Jim walked by us on their way to their ...