... a tenure of office lasting over six years, although promises of such, before succeeding to power, were as plentiful as blackberries ? Then, again, in reference to the Ground Game Act of 1880, and the Agricultural Holdings Act of 1883, measures brought ...

... ,, I. mast. Bro. E. E. IVatertield, reeitation„ . I wouldn't, -_ OH would you ? Bro. E. Yryer. ivadiny, OH Ebony Blackberries. Bro. D. Adams, of the Lodge, THE FARM AND THE recited The drunkard's wife. also tang with her usual trlent Life's ...

... quickly for an o is, invalid, aind there is ai'e, it can be Made and served p r nhalf-anl-hour.D il LACEnnItnY CORDIAL. 1 sir Blackberry cordial is a home-made medicine of itI a much value duting Aeg-ust anid September as ah lo, r~enody for diarrhmno. To one ...

... the Haying '• peculiar to the tirst of May in other places was wade a feature here on the fair.daywere as plentiful as blackberries. Of all this the garland only now is and that, in its display, is simply a ghost of its former self. This year the attempt ...

... Maying peculiar to the first of May fn other plaoes was made a feature here on the fair- d__r__were a ...

... (to her niece, who is taking tea with her) Take some of these stewed blackberries, my dear. Blackberries are good for the complexion. Niece : But, dear aunt, I don't want a blackberry complexion. Ma, haven't I been a good boy since I've been going to ...

... onertitig the place S' at h eno ur. ices a Ivl iatii-p ?? utontel-b oard. theI u-ott i if Miss K. Ward. thle pattern being blackberries in F {rowtii,the border.. whichio was Valdyhedi, hemg bound reit with cird accordion_ ivith the colours of the eminjlutsami ...

... Mr. Henry Beesley, swede'. BI4SEYT.-July :11-t, at Mall, St. John's-nod. Newport, Thomas aged BLACKHAN.-July 28th, at 5. Blackberry terrace, Southampton, Many Blackman, aged eight year,. BROOKE. -July 4 at Bon, Isle of Wight. Ada Charlotte, youngest daughter ...

... Wales. Of titled members of the aristocracy it can only be said that they were, com- paratively speaking, as plentiful as blackberries, and the hotels and lodginghouses must have reaped a good harvest. The fireworks, which were, as on former occasions, by ...

... the society of a few of his fellow men b ke and women, and who doesn't wish to sleep in a brick er ed kiln and dine on blackberries? Every seaside and h ey every country resort is now given overtorow. There h ve is absolutely no chance for the poor tired ...

... younger child, coming from the line near the second arch, close to Woodside-farm.— By Mr Lam V° T ?? He did not see any blackberries growine'thprp and did not see the accident- Walter Gunnine fore man plater in the employ of the London and South- western ...

... Marion It•ason ; 2nd, F. Adams. Hand bouquet do.—lst. Alice Gilbert; god, Season. Garlands on hoops—lit, F. Adams. Plate of blackberries—let, A. Rolfe; 2nd. Adams. Collection of wild berries-Ist. A. Rolfe: 2nd, F. Adams. For the best centre table decoration ...