... field of effort- on the part of the nnproduced, who do not seem to be aware that already ephemeral plays are plentiful as blackberries autumn. I don't know how the scheme would work, but strikes me peace and harmony would be at a discount in that Culture ...

... against where possible. enough evidence justify the Leeds ion making a tentative experiment with i - wa-days are as common as blackberries R is astonishing how fast the Continen' | i*. ri.sh schools turn them out, possessed of ,! i),.\;eritv considerable musical ...

... come back from civilian is known as Johnny Atkins; the Reservist who is in the police has been styled Bobby' Atkins. THE BLACKBERRY HARVEST. From one railway station on an average 2.000 baskets of hlackberries have been despatched every week to all parts ...

... the ears, and sister who afterwards dressed the wounds, were both consumptive. I BLACKBERRIES IN FEBRUARY. At Hastings a gentleman has on his table a spray of blackberries gathered yesterday morning in the immediate vicinity of the town. There are upwards ...

... y induced cross between the raspberry and blackberry—has been introduced by a Chelsea horticulturist. Its chief merits, however, seems to be that it comes in when raspberries ere over and before blackberries are on. His HARMLESS MANTA. A remarkable man ...

... for the Liverpool :--Matt, Golden Crescent, Mervyn, St. Thomas, Fiving Column, Beware, De Beers, Cnhoutlear, Arvour, and Blackberry. Anteuil Meeting yesterday the colours of Lord Shrewsbury were worn by Mis. Woodland on Bedford Blue in the Prix de Versailles ...

... ten miles round to identify the sinners. Farmers who can kill a covey of six- teen down to one over one dog do not grow on blackberry bushes. T. of course knew at once as well as Flanagan did. But there, what’s the good of any- one familiar with the “‘d ...

... bundle: pears (duchess.-). 9s. per crate; do., 4s. 6d. to os. fid. per box; plums (German wiaesonrs). 4«. to ss. per sieve ; blackberries. 2s. 6d. per stone: cranberries (Russian), Is. 6d. per keg; melons. ss. per case: ieuion-, 12s. to 15e. per case: do., ...

... Turf may regarded as in a highly flourishing condition (says Jim the Penman), millionaires being almost as plentiful as blackberries. * ■* * How Bournemouth got into the Cambridgeshire with the bottom weight passes our comprehension, and he almost equally ...

... openly and audibly conde:mned ou all hands. When the Welshmen were being compictely beaten and chanees were as plentiful as blackberries in Simpson several times almost ran into the arms of Ins centres be- fore parting with the ball, and then the pass almost ...

... fitted with everything that an occupant could desire. The actual furniture of a very good kind, and pianos are common as blackberries. Some these instruments, by-the way, kept going to two or three o'clock this morning, much to the irritation of the quieter ...

... Tn addition to the Trish horses that lett last week for Liverpool the were despatched yesterday, viz: —Ardearn, Choufieur Blackberry, Fiying Column, Kuston, and F Lady Ro-ebery will probably + be Morton's best for the gallop on Saturday, sane Liverpool ...