... with pin-Is covered with exotic ferns i bouquets (lowers. r the ribs were wreaths wheat, barley, oats, acorns, grapes, and blackberries. The text, One taitli. one baptism,” was braided in white satin letters on crirn-on silk, and tastefully wreathed. Over ...

... certain that nothing could have saved her There wduld have been no difficulty doctor, - medical men were almost tine*- blackberries at Landport. (Loud laughter.) , d Voice: .daybury's you mean, sir! laughter.) . . for The '~ continuing, thanked the j ...

... .ak pulpit bedded with mess, on which were placed an. pears, other fruit. Tbe lectern was wreathed with wild genueums, blackberries, acorns, • wreath of geraniome and coleus leaves Wag anepewied in front. The ends of the choir stalls sin with wreaths ...

... htn.b ut Wh o It „ el m Na ibnCt d staying bodyip ng fo i nil at Albany Tillie; Hayward. Heath, said that she was out blackberrying In Beat's Wood about fear p.m. as man hanging from a tree. A rope was rimed his meek, and be was kneeling. The rope was ...

... three-parts of a pint of grimily matter, in show, the cam requisite in dealing with snob nu in. which were eight or 10 blackberries, fresh and laminable thing gas. About 5 o'clock one of the whole ; there was strong evidence that death had workmen had ...

... effort was made to find out what had become of him, but nothing was ascertained until Monday, when two children, who were out blackberry - ing, brought word that they had seen a man hanging on tree the parish of Winkburn. Several people at once proceeded to ...

... the sheave* of wheat and barley. The organ screen audience by singing The four jolly Smiths, pretty appearaitce.appl-*,blackberries, whilst Mr. Brown had got some of the good old ami flower*. Interwoven with ivy and fern*, and songs. Mr. Gillett reproduced ...

... an Influential ** local petioasge.” Mrs Toongwoman want* know “what the beat way mark table linen?” Leave the baby and blackberry pie alone the table (or three min ate*. Mr Horace Davey. Qoaen'a Counsel, and the Liberal member for Christchurch, baa presented ...

... Rustio Bridge, TheWaydownthe Cliff, The Hfll Side, Mhk- . ing Time, Cottage Nurse, Convalescent, Gather- ing Blackberries, Flying the Kite, Winding Cotton, By the River Side, Snnny Dreams, Going to Market The Hay Field,* Seaside ...

... who had lived at Treinadoc. Monday deceased went'with several other persons to the mountains above Portmadoc to gather blackberries, and became separated from her friends, who thought she had left for home in advance. Finding that she did not return an ...

... Monday hia wife issued a public notice offering £2 reward fbr information regarding him. On Monday afternoon two children out blackberry ing at Winkburn found th c body of deceased in a pond by the side of an unfrequented fame. Tney went home and gave infor- ...

... Roses,” “The Rustic Bridge,’’ ”1116 Wsy down the Cliff,” ‘‘The Hill Side,” Milking Time,” Nome,” Convalescent,” Gathering Blackberries, Flying the Kite,” “Windifi«: Swing/’and ’’O-ming Home from School, by Birket Foster; Lake Maggiore’ and “Nisida, by ...