... two roses, Ist, John Carter; 2nd, William Hanson. Best two dahlias, lit, David Cockroft ; 2od, Peter Berry. Best dish of blackberries, Ist, Fred Cheethana; 2nd, Harry Berry. Best one poond new butter, lit, William Hanson; 2nd, Peter Berry, Most curious ...

... Bunstead, tuneless, native of Lyndhurst, Hants, and private in the let Yorkshire Regiment, stationed at Jersey, Was gathering blackberries at Greve de Lecq, on Wednesday, when he fell a hundred feet down the cliff, and was killed instantly. AN OFFICER MURDERS ...

... congregation. tont with ite canopy di.played rich 01 et libuni auraiutii. sole., dahlias timbales, and chryeantberearns. with blackberry. end grapes. woila the window was embedlidted with briber. mid nun- dowers, fringed with rich begonia leaves. The south ...

... THE SMALLEST SHARE THE REST SHARE. Some young girl. were not in the fields gathering the blackberries that grew abundantly there. Each had her own little basket or bucket, and all were soon picking busily, new and then throwing a gay ward serous to each ...

... assisted by others. The tables were prettily .leemated with planta and towers this task baring bees carried out by Menem. Blackberry Pearson. ant Greeswood. Poe the meet who smoked, tobacco end pips provided le one of the aate-rooass. 1.11.1411. r amber ...

... the north winden, various vegetables ere effectively displayed 'fix: steadards and brackets are arrayed with corn, fruit, blackberry and hop vines, prettily intermingled. The pulpit is deep= with • delicate veiiieg of sprays, interwoven with passion dower ...

... Blackburn. The boy returned home ea Sandal somplaining of ho•doebe, and it afteraards traespired that h. h•d had [sad sad blackberries. Ho became esavulsed, sad died lona scats induaraslion et the bowels. AN APPRECLAHLE DLYPILRENOK W. don't why. bat is Tuley' ...

... increased on the largest poll recorded to 2,327. Not a word need be added to drive home the meaning of that ‘emphatic verdict. BLACKBERRIES PLENTIFUL. HURRAH ! Trave Reroris. '~ The following trade reports for the month were read .— ~ WooL ==There has beea a ...

... obl 0vercu5t..Ca1m cooe.N. .0rFa11ing ' tical scandai in the air. The rumours are vague. mon to pick blackberries, but the sister lost sight | Douglas Gentle rain,clear’g Calm N E. Fall'gslity |of course, and are probably baseless ...

... abound, enavling you te spend a delightiui noon. in Port Soderick glean and alse Ounchan way there are at the present time blackberries in profusiou. lu the space of an Lour 1t was possible last week and this to pick quarts, and the size of tue fruit was ...

... slip. had &whey pie (wad, with Gri lei tonstom Splur. Chip, boiled. glad I balks Inn?,. Avis.; Charlotte. Taphole Panted. Blackberry apple tartlet► Vontlle owl{ jelly. lead paddle& Farm. A plump D. Coma.. Orem. *imp. Nataal Liao *re. ..d.. In the decadent ...

... sport. ‘There are gentlemen in Halifax to-day who have caught fish in the strcam near the present gasworks, and gathercd blackberries on its banks. A very small mill at Bowiing Dyke, a similar one at Dean Clough, and one still smaller at Lee Bridge were ...