... THE DOLL. tnoug the western iplle, where the mows are wifiter, and where May flowers, ferna. and blackberries fill up the rest of the year, there lived little lady not altogether unknown fame. wft# wonderfnl to behold. Golden hair, pearly whiteness, rosy ...

... eseb; vegetable marrows, 5d each; red cabbages, each; blackberries. fid to 5s per stone. MABOBEbTEK UOODS.—Over-production is still said to exist almost ail departments, but it does not t«-N much upon value a. Demand is slow, and there to tnccnrsgicc ...

... two roses, Ist, John Carter; 2nd, William Hanson. Best two dahlias, lit, David Cockroft ; 2od, Peter Berry. Best dish of blackberries, Ist, Fred Cheethana; 2nd, Harry Berry. Best one poond new butter, lit, William Hanson; 2nd, Peter Berry, Most curious ...

... ce e r beam.trise, the ivy ►and holly yield an ample treat. Nor ore the basal and the humble bramble, with its delicious blackberries, less prised by wandering . biy girl. Then we are reminded of Elliott'. Welcome to the Bramble Flower Thy trait full ...

... bailiffs she left the house. She was seen walking the towing path of the crnal with her children, one of whom gathered blackberries, and she was heard talking by a railway pointsman. hour afterwards the bodies of tho three were found drowned in the canal ...

... Both were apprehended at an hotel, lt is believed tbey intended to sail for America. Tbs case was remanded. A Surfeit of Blackberries.— The death of Bobert Cottenden, sged 1 1 years, from eating black- berries, has been reported to Mr. Ca ttar, the ooronor ...

... ugllsb), to per doseo; arrets and turnips, 32 for Is.; green onions. 40 bunches for Is.; English plums, 6s. to per 161h.; blackberries, 3J. to 4s. per stone; f«t«igu wtoesour plums, 6s. to 7s. per basket of two stones; French duchess pears, 8s to 10s. per ...

... bailiffs she left the house. She was seen walking on the towing path of the canal with her children, one of whom gathered blackberries, and she was heard talking by a railway pointsman. hoar afterwards the bodies of the theee were found drowned in the canal ...

... of mad, dirty thumb-mark, smears of treacle, sooty smudges, -dirty puddles, congenial stra wberry-marks, and blackberry-jam stains. Well, anything for &journalistic change! ...

... the pointsman, and a man named Cope saw the woman and children walking along the canal bank. The children were gathering blackberries at the time, and the men heard the woman talking to her children. Later on the three sat down on the tow- ing path, and ...

... carrots and turnips. for Is.; green onions. for Is.; 60 buncoes for la.; bilberries, Is. 9d. 25.; English is. 6s per stone of blackberries. to 4s. per stone; foreign plums, 6s to 7s. per basket of two stones: French duchess pears, 3s. to 10a per bos; pickling ...

... set out 'Large plate beefancabbage welldostannogravey, potatoes mashed oneplate liveraonions, oornbeefash eoffeetwo and blackberry both!' Oh, don't say that, it sounds dreadful to me. Day star of my We, he tried, bright gem Oh, no, no, no. she sighed ...