... arreeted, having in his poesession lib. of American dynamite, made into thirty packages. Yesterday morning two boys while blackberrying in • geld adjacent to where the recent Houghton-Le-Bprbag Rees were beldoktrolled under the grand stand. wheels found • ...

... thero are no sigos at present of its being cxbausted or playod out. The diamonds, he said, secmed to be as plentiful as blackberries. From his obscrvations, for which every ognortunity was given to him by the authorities at oh.nnoubnr{. he was satisfied ...

... for saving David Davis, 64, from the reservoir st Trebarris, Glamorgan, on September 25. The child fell in while glthmu blackberries, and his rescuer plunged in, caught im by the scarf, and brought himoutfmm-avpthol 11ft. On W. Shaw, lfi.nJak. for lfl'int ...

... flesh of domesticated and wild animals, fish, milk, corn meal, boiled or baked, hazel nuts, plums, apples, pears,sloes, blackberries, and raspberries ; that they were acquainted with the principles of social government and the division of labour; and that ...

... Elephants, ponies, and cattle are plentiful. Many of the hills are metalliferous. Plants of temperate zones, strawberries, blackberries, buttercups, and forget-mo-note, flourish on the elevated plateau:. The country is computed to contain seven or eight millions ...

... peaches, 84 of new plums, 12 of apricots, 111 of which is not only most ti,eful and interest- cherries, 124 of grapes, 20 of blackberries, of jug to Canadian cultivators, but aloe to all other strawberries, 62 ofraspberries, 24 of gooseberries, fruit-producers ...

... Ireland—a success which suggested the possibility and the desirability of extending the Act to Fatigued. Reasons, thick ea blackberries, would, no doubt, be brought forward against such • step being adopted, but be could not see why that should not he dose ...

... indigo, sugar-cane, tea, safflower, arrowroot—in fact, all the products of • tropical country. Strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, besides buttercups, forget-me-nots, and roses were foiled on the higher plateaux. A considerable portion of the country ...

... conversation with Bogoou’n wife—She has trampled on her father’s oath—She did not what she conld—He would take 9 oaths for a blackberry. Men of Portumna, Killamore, Tynagh, and Woodford make the sign of the Cross on your foreheads when you meet the man who ...

... betwoen him and the Sno'{ Mount proper. He brought, however, a good coileetion of plants, among which were gnn t heather, blackberries, and bilberries. The 'asha was in his element among these plants, and has classified them. The first day we had disentangled ...

... how the meal could be enhanced for company, unless the host wildly to his complementary list, and bur peaches, grapes, blackberries, and other high-priced, but wholesome fruits, just to show that he can be hospitable at a higher rate than his domestic ...

... freely as the cups and the cakes. Then the party breaks up mod matters in groups to explore dells to gather haml-nuta and blackberries cc brambles. It is not the but the race that exhilarates. No one who has not e t as eriencid it can Imow how delightful ...