... round at the landscape, and waving his band in the direction of some leafless bushes, re* plied with emphasis, l £ at scmo blackberris, you silly fool. A late Swansea tramway conductor, who was a Salvation Army man, used to improve the shining hour by asking ...

... defen- parish of Payuig-no-titlies, a „ -lant, Miss Daisy Belle, a artiste | Appearing at the Alhambra. The *S f>'e«tiful as blackberries, the ref^nces to I he young Swansea solicitor,,headgear and iadJ barbers and School Board lan^uaSe being Keatly appreciated ...

... |3AVED BY A BOY'S WIT. Zim set hi- pail of blackberries on a rock' tnd swiftly levelled hi gun a: a. small dark object that moved up the side of tLe ravine like :t shadow. Bnnu writ the smooth-bored musket— Imt the shadow receded faster than ever. • ...