... visitor On tha following tha with something hope of former day Nor disappointed Harilet way her betrayed her - hail fond of blackberries it known to Queen trios to are expected Castle about or 38th It is known will go before or Easter Ribbon missions now carried ...

... was no way daunted by the accident into which her curiosity had betrayed her. Besides she had all at once become fond of blackberries, and it was known to • everybody that the finest were to be found not far from the cottage of the student. They met, and ...

... seldom in his own. He adventured to climb the unsafe boughs to gather nuts or scale the mo t thorny hedges to pluck the blackberries for them. His care, his zeal, his gratitude seemed to know no bounds. I headed their sports in the meadow behind the cottage ...

... playmates fight ! of eoaeinnz Ulrt to Wells) I beer thay there climb gather or scale mot the of thirsty from the well-thorny to blackberries them His Oakhill Brewery very strong stuff it was quality oe tue or water Oh jabers (said Irishman one to the guard) ...

... holidays oug! Mr. Graves said there aa to be so many « harvests in the different parishes. In eome pl ployed to gather blackberries, « constituted one harvest, gathering in of LUTTRaLt did not think there could be 1 and fast line asto the date of the ...

... Cayford, lad aged 10, who was drowned in the river Frome, near Welsh Mill. The evidence showed that the deceased was out blackberrying, when he tried to cross a bridge fiom a field belonging Mr Payne. The bridge has no floor, and in climbing across the bridge ...

... option in matter the licence FROME Inquest— Miller held on afternoon on body of William Cayford lad 10 in river Frame ' black-berrying tried to cross bridge fiom field belonging to The bridge no floor climbing across bridge nis root slipped into dians in ...

... of chums forward on Mr for objections were leetem beautifully round top with arrangement of oats barley pretty border of blackberries twined round foot moss flowers with fine of red 11 livinK of Rbwbarton T WSl'lJ ' property LUU UllUbO aaai 1A tA 'I'nSX ...

... . The lectern was beautifully covered round the top with arrangement of oats and barley, and having a pretty bonier of blackberries and leaves* Wheat was twined round the pillar, and the foot was covered with moss and flowers, mixed with which were some ...

... occurred in family some years ago may interest your readers. One of my children, a boy seven years old, was attracted by some blackberries on the other side of a low wall which divided our garden from a field. The bramble grew over decayed stump, and the child ...

... others. The pulpit was beautifully adorned, round the edge at the top was placed border of raoss, mixed with roseberries and blackberries. Immediately beneath this was a mixed border of wheat, oats, and barley, hanging the heads downwards; a bunch grapes was ...

... the rim was concesled a or the aud oats, Tue recess at the side was filled witb fer nd all and a quantity of apples and blackberries, t were the recess above the pulpit was a beautiful flors e, and composed of fine red dahlias, with a magnolia in th seen ...