... KILLED WHILE BLACKBERRYING. home boys were blackberrying in the neighbourhood Bolton Saturday, when two three them crossed the railway. Another boy was about to follow, but as train was corning one of his companions held him back, and another shouted ...

... to the murder of Mr. Anstee, at St. Albans. Some clothes, including trousers, jacket, and waistcoat, found hidden under blackberry bushes in a cornfield, are now identified as having belonged to the deceased. A quantity of plate also stolen from tho house ...

... suddenly determined to dissolve Parliament. Ksasons for the Prime Minister’s resolution have been plentiful as Falstaff’s blackberries, and have been found connected with nearly every subject under the sun but the right one. His lordship’s numerous detractors ...

... KILLED ON THE RAILWAY, Some boys were blackberrying in the neighbourhood of Bolton on Saturday when two or three of them crossed the railway at a place where they had no right to do so. Another boy. naqiel Smith, wee about to do so, hut 3A a trata was ...

... beautiful goidea. A young married wishes to know the best way marking taolo hnen. There ia nothing like leaving the baby unci blackberry tart for i lew minutes solo occupants of festive board. The Home Eule party gaining strength this country. It now includes ...

... cognisant such stream of life has been flowing to through the eyes. There are eyes which give no more admission into them than blackberries; others are liquid and deep wells that might fall into] and others are oppressive and devouring, and take too much notice ...

... Mrs. Rachel Dederick, wife of Frederick Dederick, a waggon-maker of Cairo, Greene County, X.Y., passing through field of blackberry bushes, when she heard a queer noise. She stopped and listened, and, the noise ceased, she again went upon her way. After ...

... that sort of thing which it now seems impossible to assuage. Certain it is that Christmas numbers are now as plentiful as blackberries. There is scarcely a serial of the entertaining kind which does not blossom out annually in that direction. lc is the same ...

... strung double along tbeir stems; pulpy raspberries ; amber gooseberries, bursting with winy juice; and while her great, rich blackberries still bend the thorny stalks, the fragrant grapes cry “Pluck me! pluck me!” Cherries, apples, pears, plums, peaches, shower ...

... `?naresborcu-h asatle. (J4)hn Finnie), £53; 638, F rimnlas (MissL 669, Tnt Fading Year (Miss Ada Bell), £t; 672, :Blackberry Bilossomn (Miss S. Leighton), £4 4s. ' 688, A Hei'd (Miss B. Coleman), £4 4o.; 708, West Loch, Tarbert (J. 0. Long) ...

... G. A. Lawson.-Is a very fine bronze figure. No. 1068, Blackberry Picking-The Thornm E. B. Stephens, AJR.A.-A lovely statue of a girl pulling a thorn out of her hand caused by picking blackberries. No. 1069, Colonel Bousfield, and 1070, Mirs. Bousfield ...

... but chalk to live ' on; men and women who existed either from or necessity without food for years, seem a' plentiful as blackberries in autumn. Dr. fanner has done nothing very remarkable, save prove that husbandly while waiting dinner is a normal condition ...