... tapeworm in one, there will be in the other. But the bugbear may be discarded. Sewage-farms will soon be as plentiful as blackberries, and, if people will only inspect those at Bedford and at Itomford, they will see the crops of cabbages. marigolds, carrots ...

... one, t here will be in the other. Bat 0! in be ghee r nay be d ism rd ed. se wage ,f,,,,, will so in be as ',Mutant as blackberries, and, if peopl e will only inspect those at Bedford and at Romford, th. will see tho crops of cabbages, maegolds, carrot; ...

... river side, about two hours, as if the watch. The defendant denied that touched the hedge, and declared that lie was merely blackberry in g. The Rev. \V. 8. Wade said he had known him tor many years, and characterised him as a very respectable man. fine Is ...

... enhanced cost of feeding cows. A resolution to this effect was carried. Sewage Farms will soon become as plentiful as blackberries, and, if people will only inspect those at Bedford and at Romford, they will see the crops of cabbages, mangolds, carrots ...

... keep, others will for a long time, so, iterhaps, the utility of the system is not seen in this case so much as in that of blackberries or strawberries. Then take the tomato, FO indispensable in every house on this continent. It is much cheaper than the potato ...

... about two hours, as if on the watch. The de' ndant denied that he touched the hedge, and declaiti that he was merely blackberrying. The Rev. W. S. Wade said he had known him for many ye> s, and characterised him as a very respectable mini. fine of 15 ...

... verdure, and green belts of trees, which droop over streams as bright and cool as those of New England. Here the familiar blackberry is indigenous, and the bushes which impede the travellerare covered with fruit. Wheat-fields, billowing beneath the cool ...

... committee also. Miss Alice Spiers showed two excellent sepia studies, of various articles, whiclnvere done well. Another blackberry branch in sepia, from a cast, by Mias Hawkins, which has been selected for national competition, was awarded national book ...

... disapprove of the match, and ml'link 0/ will elope :—* Clovelly seems lovely. Will Arthur b ] ,} hat exceedingly droll ? Blackberries unusually temptlngf the J of Minnie’s expected.’ Key—the first three lettel‘sh 3 flurd' : word, the first two of the second ...

... duck., 3s. 6d. to 4s. fid. ; pigeons, Is. Is 3L, rabbits, 2». 2d. to 2«. 6d. per couple; hares, 3b. da. 3s. fid. each; blackberries 2Jd. to 3d. p»r quart; round notetoes, 7s. te Bs. per loan ; apples, M. Jb. bd. per 16 lbs. : pears, Is. Od. lo Is. 4d ...

... for about two hours, as if on the watch. The defendant denied that he touched the hedge, and declared that was merely blackberrying. The Rev. W. 8. Wade said hail known him for many years, and characterised him a very respectable man. A fine of Is. 10d ...

... the two prisoners together. Cross-examined : There are a great many brambles near the coppice, and ple went there to pick blackberries, The coppice was al ut a quarter of a mile from the ditch where the blood was found, Maria Pilgrim said that Baigent had ...