... CLTFF. A shocking accident is reported from Peniartb, Glamorganshire, where youth named .Tame? M'.Tanet was gathering: blackberries the summit of Peniarth Cliff, near the zigzag path, and missing his footing was precipitated over the rock, a depth of ...

... A CLIFF. A shocking accident is reported from Peniarth, Glamorganshire, where a youth named James M Manet was gathering blackberries. on the summit of Peuiarth Cliff, near the sig-zag path, and missing bis footing was precipitated over the rock, a depth ...

... was sentenced to pay fine 20s or suffer ten days’ imprisonment. The fruit is very abundant here. In Mr Peters' gardens blackberries and the other kinds are very plentiful. Lying, the gardens do, in sheltered position from the winds, is very much in their ...

... operations are instructive ; has planted 100 acres with strawberry plants and 60 acres with raspberry canes, while his blackberry bushes nnmber 228,0fX), all of the best sorts. Add to these thousands of plums and apple trees, and the magnitude of Lord ...

... having, between Sunday and Monday, 9th curt., stolen from the farm house of Tilliouries two woollen scarfs and two cans of blackberry jam, the property of her master, Alexander Milne. She dismissed with admonition.— Margaret Reid, domestic servant, Middleton ...

... field, are doing well. The only deficiency is the fruit crop—the early frosts in the spring injured them, particularly the blackberries. ...

... berries have now been taken down, and the statements made by us before have been found unfortunately too true. In most places blackberries are a failure, the best crops being strawberries and rasps. Purchase or an Estate.—We hear that Mr Wallace, of the Commercial ...

... are doing well. The only deficiency is in the fruit crop—the early frosts in the spring injured them, particularly the blackberries. ...

... the garden and reads a newspaper. His hopeful, bandylegged son toddles about hunting for blackberries. Tommy waddles up to his parentand asks— Papa, have blackberries got legs? Of course they haven't got any legs. away now, and don't ask me any more foolish ...

... passing goods over one or other of the frontiers without paying duty. Straschniks, custom soldiers, are, of course, common blackberries in this golden land, but they cannot more than mitigate the evil, and, indeed, some sceptical personsdeclare that.the ...

... berries have now been taken down, and thi statements made by us before have been found unfortunately too true. most places blackberries aro failure, the best crops being strawberries and rasps. Purchase an Estate.—Wo bear that Mr Wallace, of the Commercial ...

... having, between Sunday and Monday, 9th curt., stolen from the farm house Tilliouries two woollen scarfs and two cans of blackberry jam, the property of her master, Milne. She was dismissed with an admonition.— Margaret Reid, domestic servant, forfeited ...