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... and destruction for the Zulus. She may leave the Boers to their own resources, with a clear conscience.' As regularly as blackberries appear in the hedgerows in September, appeals for the protection of cats appear at this time of the year, when people are ...
... ness, relieved here and there by tho white dresses of Highlands; yet fox hunting of & kind is pursued thero in thiscountry blackberries or mulberries could be Wwo{mm Were rarely soen for- the captors. Thers are lines or groups ef naked | every year. As the ...
... uently ensue which need a great deal of tact to vent their developing into serious dispates. in West Africa are plentifal as blackberries, but they are not the less tenacious of their dignity, and it is often a tt business to There can be no doubt, however ...
... reminds one of a story of the American Civil War. After the struggle was over, majors, colonels and captains were as thick as blackberries. Many of these heroes again in the habit of fighting their battles over at hotel bars. On one of these occasion a taciturn ...
... advantage th opportunity to their one don much for the political the county On M Trudgeon slaughterman plucked some ripe blackberries in the prish of These first which have heard for season Offence by Sea Captain the Toigninouth Police-court on John Soloman ...
... made in aid of the expenses of the church. PAUL. The very temperate climate of this district shown in early appearance of blackberries. Several were found Trunglo Moor last week. Salvation Army— groat tea was given to the young soldiers and friends of tho ...
... CONSTANTINE ry Mr. Pengelley’s ‘‘ Place” at Cons rt antine is, as usual, producing the earliest blackberries in the whole district. EXCITEMENT is prevalent in the small churchtown of Constautins. So great has it grown this time that the policeman has ...
... between the Burngullow and Grampound-road statiens. TBUBO. On Tuesday last Mx.Trudgeon, slaughterman, plucked some npe blackberries in the parish of Kea. Thb Naw Roman Catholic Chubch. — There will be a Misaa Cantata in tbe Church of St. Pizan, Chapel-hill ...
... dividend of six per cent, was declared. ~ .. Last week Mr Trudgeon plucked some ripe blackbernes in the parish of Kea. Blackberries have been picked this year at Constan A Brahma Cochin hen belonging to Mr P. Opte, Wcndron. has laid 44 eggs in 46 days ...
... THroveH tue decay of the supports, the of the Truro corn exchange fell into the street with » loud crash on Sunday. Riré blackberries were plucked at Kea on Tuesday. They are favoured with very fine weather. Harvesrers in tha Truro district are now basy ...
... before he had cautioned him.— The Lad denied that he polled out any sticks from the hedge. He simply went there to pick a blackberry.—Mr, Lawrence : Then why did you run away ?—The lad : Because I was afraid.— Mr. Brittan said had no desire to press the ...