... Devon and Exeter Beekeeper's Association ; the late Dawlish Bee Club; a handsome entomological vase, richly chased with blackberries and dragjn flies, value £5, the gilt of the President (W. il. Ellis, Es p), and one silver and two bronze medals, kindly ...

... cant ifested respect- tile Law Amendment Society in, to min & scoundrel, a The aro as bigamist, and « returned felon. ‘as blackberries, ...

... characteristic. He answered at once, Five—Newton, Bacon, Leibnitz, Montesquieu, and myself.’ When young ladies so out blackberrying they should careful are they stand. A young lady living not far from Mohawk went one day, and it so happened that she stooped ...

... defective Two white soldiers died of tew~ shorty after their has commenced, and boils and blains, Our bot season ful as blackberries. What would not fever, & efor blow ‘on, tho top of one of the glorious oll one give tors of Dartmoor POSTAL ARRANGEMENTS ...

... allayed Miranda’s blood was up sided her and others her amid the that followed could heard such exclamations as up ! Nice blackberry you are!” “Wipe off your chin!” “Hire a hall ! etc when a motion to adjourn carried largo majority Chicago Melbourne Exhibition ...

... himself ; Airs. Fisher, a pair of basket vases, Alary Godfrey, pair of vases ; Postman at Bradfield, white china basket with blackberries ; Air. Luxton, oak book case ; Air. and Airs. Thorne, blotting book mounted in silver, and inkstand ; Airs. Cragg, ivory ...

... which was a landscape, modelled in relief, by A. J. Davey; a small Greek vase, painted by J. Jaekson, In ander glaze, with blackberry blossom ; and a vase la dark brown body, with spray of dowers in relief, by F Kirkham. A lady friend of Her Grace also bought ...

... Fisher, a pair of basklet vases; Marg Godfrey, a pair of I vasees; Postman at 'Bradfield, white china basket with Ii; black'berries; 'Mr. Luxtou, oaik hock cass'; Mr. eind Mrs. |t Tbcrne, blotting book mounted in silver, and inkatand ; Ia Mrs. Cragg, ...

... remark but if sympathy with the society he is cognisant of a stream been flowing to him the eyes are eyes no more into them blackberries others are liquid and deep wells might fall into and others are oppressive and devouring take too notice There are eyes ...

... saw the defendants ow the cards water They commenced to move off in different directions some of them pretended to pick blackberries path in question witness believed to be a public path as he had seen large numbers of persona it from time to time Mr Drake ...

... himself ; Mrs. Fisher, a pair basket vases, Mary Godfrey, pair of vases ; Postman at Bradtield, white china basket with blackberries ; Mr. Luxton, oak book case ; Mr. and Mrs. Thorne, blotting book mounted in silver, and inkstand ; Mrs. Cragg, ivory fusee-box ...

... were before our time too . _ (-Laughter.) Much Tasmania is very English-looking, and the fruit is excellent. I heard of blackberry bushes so big that they had to put up trestles and planks for men to gather the berries and I can quite believe it, for ...