... Oak Farm. She had just left the farm, and was coming along a footpath in the fiuld towards Cardiff. She was plucking some blackberries from a hedge near the New Cemetery, when she saw about nine boys on the other side of the hedge. Two of them came to her ...

... left alone with the four children. and she lost no time in sending her husband's two little ones into the woods to gather blackberries. Then, going to the bed where her own two children lay, she lifted the baby up cautiously, so as not to disturb her se ...

... gold. We are told that that exacting landlord is an exception, but in this distressful country they seem as plentiful as blackberries. Better times, however, are surely in store for Ireland, when such scenes as these will be impossible. Miss Cobden wrote ...

... Puce, of the same place.—According to complainant's evidence, she aud a youuger girl on the Jay in question went to gather blackberries to Cwrt-y- Celyn Wood, where they met both prisoners, who were nutting. Main, on approaching the piris, made indecent overtures ...

... with another boy named Arthur James, left his home with the intention of proceeding to Radyr for the purpose of picking blackberries. Just as they reached the latter place the unfortunate lad expressed a desire to bathe in the Taff, and, notwithstanding ...

... APFLE JELLY is free from a.rtiadaj colourinjf, the natural tint of the fruit only being preserved. Hartley's New Season's Blackberry Jelly now ready; _great delicacy. ...

... the outskirts of Ludlow, Shrop. shire. The woman, with her sister and a man named John James, went to the wood to pick blackberries, and whilst so engaged was taken in labour; and shortly afterwards gave birth to the child. The sister wrapped the newly-born ...

... SEASON'S PCRMPPLE JELLT is free from artificial colouring, tile tint of the fruit only being preserved. fiartley,Vew Season's Blackberry JeUy new readv: great df acv. 2624 ...

... APPLE JELLY is tree from artificial colouring, the natural tint of the frui only being preserved. Hartley's New Seasons Blackberry Jelly now ready; great delicacy. 2624 ...

... bamboos, where the cactus flourishes and the prickly pears grows, and a touch of home was wafted by the presence of the lowly blackberry. God ma.kes the roads in Morocco, but in this in- stance the foreign consuls had instigated the authorities to lay down ...

... good IlIeu, it is true, are worth a fancy price, but they ara few and far between. Clever men are becoming as -omtnon at blackberries in this old densely-populated energetic land of compulsory education. Somebody said that bravery was the cheapest thing ...

... without much further dely. But is there such a candidate in vie w MABONS, BUKTS, and BKOAD- HURSTS are not a* plentiful as blackberries, and some of the best of our miners may be unwilling to be put in nomination. There is one qualification which any one ...