... SALAD CREAM ASPARAGUS POTTED DUCK PINE APPLES POTTED BEEF GREENGAGES POTlED HAM BLUEBERRIES SUGAR CORN MARROW PEAS MACKEREL BLACKBERRIES LOBSTERS WORTLEBEERIES SHRIMPS STRING LESS BEANS TURTLE R. STEWART & CO, £ 526—46463 LOWING t ittfe. 04 AMERICAN LINE. ...

... must, of course, be under- stood to exclude Wales, for it is well known that clerical sinecures are almost aa thick as blackberries in certain parts of the Principality. We do not grudge the clergy a good income, Far from it. We believe that the hardest ...

... rakes, spades, shovels, hay pikes, and digging and ma- stand. Lawn mowers and several handsome garden seats, of fern and blackberry pattern,were also attractive exhibits. The collection,altogether, did credit to the only local ventured to exhibit in this ...

... actual need for more. Some of those for whom he spoke felt, indeed, that public-houses in Swansea were almost as thick as blackberries at this time of the year—they could hardly go any- where without stumbling over public-houses—and they thought also with ...

... haveanother view of yonder landscape. A scene so fair is not soon forgot. I saw some children with a basket filled with blackberries, and I, having a great liking for that fruit, went off to gather some, and forgot all about my suicidal tendencies. As ...

... was summoned by Mary Ware, charged with indecently assaulting her. Mr P. J. Charles defended. Complainant was picking blackberries, when defendant tried to k i her She then alleged lie acted improperly. The hench, by consent, decided to hear the case ...

... and the abundant curiosity which he has excited, we should not be sur- prised if princes were tu become as plentiful as blackberries, or if some new departure school-board were to make the Arabian Nights Entertainments a text-book in their schools ...

... a field that was declared! infecte with foot-and-mouth disease. It appeared that defendants were on Church Farm picking blackberries, and as it was proved that there were notices posted in the field in which they were seen cautioning people not to trespass ...

... deserves the gravest consideration. The talk is that centenarians, or reputed cen- tenarians, although not as thick as blackberries, are by no means uncommon, if one is to believe all he reads and hears. The latest recorded case is from Tenby, where ...

... operations are instructive; he has planted 100 acres with strawberry plants and 60 acres with rasp- berry canes, whilst his blackberry bushes number 228,000, all of the best sorts. Add to these thou- sands of plum and apple trees, and the magnitude of Lord ...

... DROWNED.—On Tuesday e\elt)¡; uy named David Davies, aged 11, the son a living at 8, Tranchbach, Cyiarthfa, whi st; p,ckin„ blackberries from a bush on the si e > near the Cyfarthfa Works, fell into the water, and W S AI) FATA LIT v.—O n Tuesday the dead body ...

... Childs swore that on the 29th August, tie day on which the boy was alleged to have bean ill in be d, she saw him picking blackberries. Ha took a jug which she had containing some from her, and she wrested it from him and struck him with it on the bead, ...