... yearly Agents.—the names of those in this district appear in this paper. The easiest way to mark table linen : Leave baby and blackberry pie alone at the table for three minutes. THE CELEBRATION OF MR. BIRTHDAY. The 75th anniversary of Mr. Gladstone's birthday ...

... touchingly alludes to a man who was killed and otherwise injured. The easiest way to mark table linen : Leave a baby aad a blackberry pie alone at the table for three minutes. Well, Pat. Jimmy dubs tquite kill you with that brickbat, did her No. but I ...

... known as Orenfellrood was designated Chalk Pit-lane, up which youngsters were wont to ramble and climb trees ' and pick blackberries, whilst the field adjoining, now monopolised by villa and eottige property, yielded ample means for more robust diversion ...

... redskin routed. This, proved an old aoquaintonce. He mule as if for Harrowden, hut skirting the village he proceeded to Blackberry Wood, and from thence to Blow Hill and Cock-accost, and bark to tlrlingbury, where he ran to earth, after yelling a pleasant ...

... climbing shrubs and maples and beech trees, with just enough bright green i the meadows to relieve it all. He had hung his blackberries thick the bmhes, and his nuts stayed in clusters the breeze, while the apples in bis many orchards blnshe i with even rosier ...

... Government had to vote against Mr. John Morley's retirement resolution, and a new vote of censure (they are as plentiful as blackberries), from the Tories. The result of these divisions would be that Sir Stafford Northcote pointed out, to leave the word that ...

... poetical fashion. His poems, Ol- such a: I ean retenhber, sero i An Ode to a r- Blaoliberry Bush,' beginningL blackberry butsh you are, o0 A blackberry bush you'll be, a, £our misothier was a blauitbcrry bush, t Anid you are one the same as sbe,' I which cannot ...

... Hawkins' farm side composed of rough growth. He cut down two beech trees there, and had cut turf there. He had seen children blackberrying there ; and people could go under the hedge, but it was not a good road. William Neighbour said he was born and brought ...

... thee,, aitid the penslte, indeed, still remains unique of its kidl, but Easter eggs are nomv as pleistiful in England as blackberries, and many are the vague theories started as to tbeir origin. A year or two after, in 1864, I was in Germany when the Holstein ...

... ride between the pit and the farm on borne. beck, but would not choose that way. Ho might havo seen children gathering blackberries, but could not say be had people walk that way. When be put up the fence and rails he paid the expense out of the rates ...

... discus-ion took place with reference to nn offer of T J 4ll '' °mpany contribute towards th- expense of making the road between Blackberry-Una and the crossin-s between toe at Lingfield, and the Surveyor having reported the result his correspondence the matt ...

... drying, the fruit of the quetche and the St. Catherine plum to E .gland. Plum jam is in great dews td evervwl The common blackberry ought not to be ovorloo zed it makes excellent jam. Orchards existed in Britain before the Roman Invasion. The eq•ple ...