... working men were very few sin od and far between; but now Conservative working men, and Re( ed others, were as plentiful as blackberries. ?? Hear, hear, Mo IY and We hope so.) He was sure that all those present Ais it were determined to strengthen the ...

... Minsmiter of Ireland. mi LUDLOW. t La SUPPrOSED SUICIDE OF? A W0OMAN.-Oll Saturday after- fl toneon a boy, who wee gathering blackberries, came across t the dead isody of a woman in the river Temse, near a place at called the Moss Honos, below the sewage tank ...

... artist's b yawork. The 1Mowing Time (851) of Mr. Alfred T y Parsons, with a rich tangle of long grass end tl .s a flowering blackberries, under the shadow of the pollacrds, in in the foregtound, and men at work in the sunlit field 2f and beyond, is redolent ...

... but persons shlowing to en experiesiced, eye on lar that thle liser was not f ally doing its work were as common f as blackberries. Tile Inuran body was not so delicately Si balanced that a slight err-or inl some part immediately f, to usadhe itself ...

... Company. OiL Saturday afternoon hle was walking be- f tween AMeriden and Chapel Creen, when he noticed a lady I picking blackberries off the hedges. HIe had a copy of the notice issued by tbe Lcamington police in his pocket, ard 1 on comparing her dress ...

... trouser pocket, without cut or tear. Ladies' ti .t * bags, field glasses, and breechpokes (purses) can t( be gathered like blackberries ; but the characteris- s y tic Vake of the racecourse is the ' tying up of a Jay,p as it is called, a most ingenious ...