... Eisteddvod platforms will be amply justi- fied. Long distance competitions have been growing as numerous as berries on a blackberry bush, and aim -st daily announcements appear of some novel experiment of this sort. Their warmest admirers cannot bring ...

... delicate grasses, recalls the spring time iosome one of my guests, and others have appropriate apple blossoms, or a branch of blackberry bramble and wild clematis. So naturally are they painted that they aie sure to excite attention and admiration, and many ...

... squirrel, also let us hope a work of art, who is very snmall with exceedingly bright eyes, and sits beside a Lunch of apornp, blackberries, and other season- .able fruits. The history of the noewv testant of Hughestden, Sir Samuel YWilson, is enouough to make ...

... the thank' of her Ilsjeet)'s for dacha. a Its disposal the kin rodeo diem t.red by Lieutenant s Polar rearch Expeditious. Blackberries , . tomatnea red and yellow. dark fel Ansel unto eldesbereks, ne4sb. thistfol. caterpriars made of and ailed sith tiny ...

... Jones foreman of th Emme little said the deceased was her cousin. On she went with the child and a little lime to gather blackberries. She left the on the top of the embankment whilst she wen could return the the bank to the bushes. Befc the ber ooasia’s ...

... lazy nigger. Dar's right smart 'ligion in a plow-handle. Twelve erclock nebber is in a hurry. Never 'oend too much on de blackberry blossoms. Don't bet on a 'tater hill befo' de grabbin' time. Heap o' good cotton stalks gits chopped up fum 'socia- tin' ...

... tree fallen imvering it inquest Holywell Monday body child 18 old belonging child Friday afternoon charge of girl gathered blackberries train of time the engine severing wrist The infant lingered until Sunday afternoon i Accidental meeting night Mr J chair ...

... Sessions this week, was Mr Richard Jones, Glanaber, Llanrhiadr yn Mochnant. Magistrates have not hitherto been as plentiful as blackberries, i i the neigh- bourhood of Llanrhiadr. The nearest one, Col. Bonnor, was four miles away, and generally from home, and ...

... coronets and finery; but, inasmuch as we too are being touohed by the Norman fever, and Esquires, are more common than blackberries, 'tis as well that our Jones's and Robeits's should be protected by their ap' as the Saxon gentles should be preserved ...

... basin, and line it with' paste, cutting it round about half an' inch beyond the rim of the basirn. Fill the basin up with blackberries, apples peeled, cored, and cut into small pieces, and moist augar alter. ately; Pprinkle it throughout with the grated ...