... had large districts in the South without minister at all. He could 1 mention districts where the woro almost as plenty blackberries, where they were almost tripping one another. A Voice —Belfast. (Laughter.) Dr. Knox— And yet so many Southern districts ...

... readily found in the seine man. As Dr. Itajendralal told Babe° Jot all eight year; ago, such men are not as plentiful as blackberries. There are many men who are glib of speech, who have nothing to say, and some who have ample stores of knowledge without ...

... The quality will be found eery superior, and the price unusually moderate. Plums I 64. pet 11b. Jar. la. pet 21b. Jot. Blackberry Greougtige Black Currant*, Bd. Is. 2d. „ Is. 3d. „ Strawberry, Baepbctry, Red Corrante, Ac. Marmalade, 21b. (or 101 d. Costing ...

... limn% meted, sad oturdy pediments the who among Um Gleams (beside the legalimd ursatitioners who made es appername selling blackberries, almendo, * orinsel) would ham done no diewedit es • beam' opera • Penelieseown ram night. And their mired of I often wondered ...

... undulates into heathery waves, broken by clumps of goise on rocky mounds, sheltered by prickly haw- thorn or trailing sprays of blackberry ; where undulating meadows, cleft iuto many a sheltered hollow, roU gracef ?? away as far as the eye can reach ; where ...

... quality will be found very superior, and the price unusually moderate. Damsons Flams 6d. per lib. Jar. Is. per 21b. Jar. Blackberry Gooseberry) 7d. .. Is. 2d. a* Greengage ) Black Currant®, Bd. „ ls.3d. Strawberry, Raepbetry, Bed Currants, Ac, Marmalade ...

... “A Thirsty Miss M, L. Bennett, groups from life in terra cotta, and Seck” “Over the Hills and Far Away; Mrs. Nonnan, “Blackberries ;” Darton, “ Wind off Shore;” Walter Williams, “Off Whitby;” Mrs, Hume, “Expectation ; T. Dingle, junr. “Lydford ;” Pocock ...

... the high road, which, however, is bordered all along grass plots and full green hedges, while here and there a straggling blackberry hush is growing, whose plentiful bloom gives promise of fine crop of fruit in a month or so, if the hemes are not prematurely ...

... undulate•• into heathery worse, broken by clumps of gores on rocky mounds, eheltered by priekly hawthorn or [raring sprays of blackberry; where undulatiag meadows, cleft Into many a sheltered hollow, roll gracefully away so far a• the eye ran reach; where ...

... was none Lawyers so sometimes, but there was no need to do it in this ease, where mysteries of a sort are as plentiful blackberries. Here, then, is mystery the first. Who is this unknown, unnamed, but not unimportant, gentleman . A friend of Mr. Fish's ...

... undulates into heathery waves, broken by clumps of gorse on rocky mounds, sheltered by prickly hawthorn or trailing sprays of blackberry; where undulating meadows, cleft into many a sheltered hollow, roll gsacef ally away as far as the eye can reach; where ...

... Ginernut finger Pic-nic „ 0 3i Victoria Wafer Bath „ 0 7 Excelsior Fruit „ 0 4 Captains JAMS. Damson, per Th. Apple and Blackberry, per lb. Black Currants. Itb pots, each 0 . . do. loose, per lb. , Damson, in lib pots , Strawberry, in lib pots Raspberry ...