... for 240. This was very fi ne Capt. Waldron's, and included two sixes and four fours, while threes and twos were as thick blackberries. He and Mr. Sanders were each presented with a bat Mr. Foster for their good play. Having disposed of such a formidable ...

... the Tory cages will be ready for the sweet singing birds. A3 to a programmo—as Falstaff says, Were they as plenty as blackberries, you shall not have one A programme on compulsion programme because the enemy asks for one Did not a reforming Lord say ...

... The stock offered was generally SuA. both condition and quality, and through the large 7 number o werfffied co,B P prices Blackberry Revel has been annually held the hamlet of Hollowcombe time mind. Sunday and Monday was the time of its observance, but ...

... eyes more healthy promising The orchards I regretted to see for “ I likes zider zider likes me” were almost fruitless: blackberries which were ripening in abundance the hedges amidst the flowers are destined I fear to lose the delightful companionship ...

... Devonshire Sketches The next sketch by Tickler will be entitled The Grey Wethers Sittaford Tor” on Dartmoor little girl picking blackberries on Friday ou the banks of the river at Chagford fell into the and drowned body not discovered until Saturday morning To-morrow ...

... violence. farmer is always warned to l,|) : ,l J roofs tight, and to stake fl a gfi trees. This season there hr a ii>s i$ blackberries, and now that ' cU r i t,'t*J ' gard'-us show large cr«»p, ' y manured. The growth and roots of great weight may J» SIJ ...

... shadows, fragrant violets grew, and clematis and wild roses clung together in a tangle of sweetness; where the bushes of the blackberry, with it% abundance of tinted blossoms, gave fair promise of a rich crop of its luscious fruits ; beside this lIke, in the ...

... DISTRICT NEWS. tffi*. Friday evening last, Emily! while ' da of a workman P ick blackberries over- to 'the side . accidentally slipped DT drowned. The body was i X ' about yards from the Monday Edwards' King's foe * ulfor d, Esq., deputy coroner, a * ...

... entitled 1 Buds and Blossoms. All its tales ,, are good, but he especially is pleased with' The Story of a t Daisy, 1 The Blackberry Gathering, and The Fir Tree's Story. Illscommends the little voluame to all parents. It is iblislhed by Messrs. Groombridge ...

... reside the house. He had wandered to Northleigh, and like the babes in the wood his poor little lips were stained with the blackberries on which he had lived for about eight hours. Mr. and Mrs. Weite acted the good Samaritans and took the poor little boy ...