... vatan of ‘ul the few would be accompanied by the vicious self gence of the may. (Hear, Agnesty were t be as plentiful as blackberries, at the treme ty ul counteracciag the mischief they was by delivery of lectures on debate subjects. The Rev. Dr Ke spoke ...

... claes or rection nf society. Waterman, in his on the tendencies of Asuosticism, said that Agnostics were plentiful as blackberries, and he did no add any very effectual method for etopping the growth. Tn fact. as these two apeaker: concerned, theie ons ...

... oil, but it suffera from the lisa tolerably success! same excess of colour, Miss Lawry haa vaso of Other exbibitors tn blackberries with blooms a nd leaves. | this class are G, H. Ellery, Octa vius Webb, James Bright, Miss K, Davey, Susan Boswell, Tridor ...

... Miss Bradshaw contributes some terra cotta plaques with by her. whilst Mr. Cole has forvarted one of his pictures, “The Blackberry Gatherers perfames have hean kindly con- tributed by Mr. Vicary, chemist. Asaistance is 2 ndered by the Misses Bradshaw ...

... was a red letter and the scene of warfare: Jay for in the s Weudron country—a rare to ride over, with fences as thick as blackberries, but all ne be with a moderate hunter. ed's Brake aur first draw. Halfway liouse was the meet, and 1 zh the brake the Hounds ...

... topof Beachy Head, intending heone day to comm it suicide by leaping over, but eeeing some children with asket filled with blackberries he at lil ng for that fruit, went off to gather having @ some, and forgot all a bout t his suicidal tendenctes, As he could ...

... companion. “The Lelt Tail,” L. Partridge, displays strength in form, but is not satis- ‘astery im colour. Miss Jane Inglis’s “Blackberry jatherers” is a capital work—broad ond fall of the greens may seem at the first glanoc a trifle too pronounced, the inherent ...

... they got applied | ‘ lircetly they got tho the teachers | for an increase. They shoul remember tl were now as ple iful as blackberries. vers of | from the seamof the peo ls, wat them men brought up he a he * reside ho believed Joba tor. wate, and p 18 | ...

... wil flowers—1, George Rooks Trewia. Fachsias— uily Johns. Geraniams—1, Joins; 2, Fanny Tho mag. Asters—W, Trewin. Smith, Blackberries (special prize}—Ernest Pouad. NEWS, [ar PH. LONDON, THogspay, 5.90 p.m. tors have wl- Somewhat discount frow 8 ect-dly ...

... bis delight was to wander over moors and fields and to write his thi ta at hand, with ink made from the on the first of blackberries. house slate, roof For papet he sometimes had recourse to wedges, and even his thumb “which be wrote in pais; and in “ ...

... chance, A compara- tively inexpensive seat to Gght, one would imagine Liberal eandidates would be almost as pleatiful as blackberries in September. Mr HH. Bridgman, architect and surveyor, who was tecently elec Common Councilman for the Ward of heap, in ...

... remarke his brother was travel- between Bodmin and Wadebridge, the engine went off the ling on it some time azo, when ra went blackberry- line. He and some other passenger picking while the servants got the non the rails again. (Laughter.) ive (Mr. Webb) would ...