... for 50 sov3. Five furlongs- Karri , Lcfthouse 1 Cyrcne Hazel Robinson Vollo'ta F. Allsopp 3 Also ran: Grey Crow (Finlay), Blackberry (Hind). Martia (Madden), Palnibloom filly (Fagaai), Golden Diana filly (M- Cannon), Quick Change (Martin), Staffa liliy ...

... the fields, and quiet lanes whicn Nature accumulates her wealth are for the nonca the boundary lines of busy scenes. The blackberry harvest promises to be exceedingly bounteous one this year. In highways and byways of this particular district the hedges ...

... have been discharged. empty house is no longer rarity, while cards announcing lodgings and apartments are plentiful as blackberries will be shortly. This change has come about in the course of twelve months ; that is a fact; the cause of it cannot be ...

... Bunstead, nineteen, native of Lyndhurst, Hants, and private in the Ist Yorkshire Regiment, stationed at Jersey, was gathering blackberries Greve de Lecq, on Wednesday, when he fell a 100 feet down the cliff, and was killed instantly. A ROW AFTER THE RACES. Three ...

... donned clerical clothed, he walked boldly from the house. A few days later a police-constable saw a clergyman feeding on blackberries, and noticing that he was became suspicious. The clergyman aid not upnear in the inset nonplussed at the constable's attention ...

... and three other Devonians. Only a year or two ago it was said first-class Rugby footballers were as scarce Devonshire as blackberries in June. Nottingham ought be forthwith scratched off the fixture cards of every club in the Midlands or anywhere else. ...

... per pot; ditto, vieterte, a fr to s. lb. per pot; daemons, Lk. to 141 e. per pot; dowse. owes, 10e. 3d. to lls. per pot; blackberries, Is. 6d. de b. oar 121 b; Polsmaresatem. la 11 A box; melees, 7s. to 10s. per box; rapes, Se. to As. per barrel; betimes* ...

... bright and busy as a morning in spring. Jack kad laid a rather severe hand on while tha hedgerows are again blossoming, and blackberries are ripening for the third, fourth, or fifth time ths year, cultivsted land has been hardened by the first bite of win’er ...

... crimson and whi'e flowers contributed Mrs. George Cook At another church lh« pulpit was hung round with magnificent clusters blackberries, swollen with rich juice and luscious blark grapes. These harvest festivals are being held everywhere up and down the land ...

... at Brockmoor, near Brkrley Hiil. lost his life under distressing circumstances. Deceased went with othei boys to gather blackberries in a disused brickyard, and ventured upon timber placed over a disused pit. The timber proved to be rotten, and the lad ...

... along the opposite side of the valley. Here the path was narrow and devious as wound up aud down the dell side among the blackberry bushes, ferns, and docks, and offering his arm to Nellie Graham Grantley took the lead and George and Diana followed their ...

... nought deterred what has transpired, Tommy breaks down Mr. Jones's hedge, and tramples his com underfoot in his quest for blackberries, or something of the sort. Again, may be asked, what is to be done The boys are probably as severely punished by being ...