... meadow beyoi ^AA A blind hedge, with a good deal of gr *»OUT it, and the horse had gone crashing tl i V thick growth of blackberry bushes AN I JFPLINGS. In the field we lost all trace of hi » THERE were a couple of mares and foals gi -nd the marks on ...

... Guest, is a query we leave the Cardiff Tories to solve. Those kind of statements, however, have been as plenti- ful as blackberries of late, and are to be taken cu .n grano salis. THE IRISH VOTE IN CARDIFF. If we are to credit the Irishmen orators who ...

... Guest, is a query we leave the Cardiff Tories to solve. Those kind of statements, however, have been as plenti- ful as blackberries of late, aud are to be taken cum grano salis. THE IRISH VOTE IN CARDIFF. If we are to credit the Irishmen oraton who have ...

... brought about on the 1st day of April, when, in full view of black eyes, broken noses, :1lId cracked heads, as plentiful as blackberries in autumn, on all sides, and amid the crash of thousands of smashed windows, and a tumult which frightened their wives ...

... ranks and degrees joining in the service, but no other worshippers. Confessional boxes for all languages were as thick as blackberries, but there were neither priests nor penitents to be seen. We were attracted to a large bronze figure of St. Peter by seeing ...

... ranks and degrees joining in the service, but no other worshippers. Confessional boxes for all languages were as thick as blackberries, but there were neither priests nor penitents to be seen. We were attracted to a large bronze figure of St. Peter by seeing ...

... of discontent P Why, for - instance, because in the main street of a I town like Cardiff pablic.hoases are as thick as blackberries, should the B inhabitants of a newly - forming, rapidly developing district like Cathays or Maindee be compelled to go ...

... part Of the habitable globe it's the oustom to giye the ecildre a trote. Sunday Shoules in all over the paee a thick as blackberries on a hedge. BOys an' Be?is, big an' little, from the Salem. an' 6flotaeo to the St. John's an' St. Mary's, gis ?? that ...

... or her -eompanion hearing another sound near at hand, the fall of a stealthy footstep, en the other Bide of the-tangled blackberry hedge, which screened Mr Jebb's kitchen garden from the vulgar gaze. The footsteps travelled slowly along the narrow, weedy ...

... good times of 1873, for example, when the works about here were in full-blast, and shillings were peaily as plentiful as blackberries to those who chose to work, there were no less than 1,511 per- sons (1,358 males and 153 females) charged before the m ...

... left the pond, but according to the statement of Joseph Jone3, one of his companions, he returned to tiie spot to gather blackberries on the edge of the water. When last seen the deceased was amusing himself on a large stone overhanging the water, and ...

... Jones, Hving at Abernant Offices, was drowned in the Forges pond yesterday. The lad had bathed, and then returned to gather blackberries, but fell into the water and could not get out again. A confectioner's assistant, named Oakham, committed suicide at Swansea ...