... in Llandudno, the following fact =volumes :—On Sunday evening as Mr Beauwas walking along the road near Sodafon, he saw a blackberry tree bearing ripe fruit at this tiros of the year, and upon the same tree there wee bloom and also green berries. Earl Sefton's ...

... the Holy table were placed miniature sheaves of corn, and variety of fruit consisting of grapes, apple*, pears, acorns, blackberries, and wymberries The porch was also tastefully ornamented; and tbs walls the chur '.h were adorned with number of pretty ...

... iffJUy. b y M ™ Overton, who kindly presented t le fruit to the Infirmary as nsaal, it eomprisir. ■ grapes, pears, apples, blackberries, .corn. nV' and wymberries. The porch was tmst effecive^ I decorated by Mrs Conran and a friend- the ttf I over the entrance ...

... bristling with the names of archbishops, bishops, peers, and tab. Met minsters, avd membets of parliament as plentiful as blackberries, but there were two considerations which helped to eremites them. The first was that the array 1100 to a great event an ...