... thought 1 could manage it myself. went on, hut not ede the way ont, and as began to get very hungry indeed, I picked lot of blackberries and other little things to eat. Then it began to get dark again, 1 was getting very tired, lay down rest. While 1 waa laying ...

... manage it myself. 1 went on, but could not see the way out, and as I began to get very hungry indeed, I picked a lot of blackberries and other little things to cat. Then it began get dark again, and as I was getting again very tired lay down rest. While ...

... of the wood. He asked him to give bis name, but he said had not got name. also said he had been in the wood in search of blackberries. day or tw* afterwards witness found the gun produced near where he had seen defendant in the wood.— Mr J. C. Morris, corn ...

... the panels were elegantly wreathed with roses, dahlias, geraniums, calceolarias, and maidenhair fern, intermingled with blackberries I other fragraut fruit; and the base was riohlv embellished with similar adornments. The lectern was gorgeous with ripe ...

... and circled with garland cf everlastings. The mention of the wild hops reminds us that have omitted to mention wreath of blackberries on the chancel arch. We particularly notice it, because very few people who take charge church decorations properly appreciate ...

... and circled with g-irland of everlastings. The mention of the wild hops reminds that have omitted to mention wreath of blackberries the chancel arch. We particularly notice it, because very few people who take charge of church ' decorations properly ...

... the panels were elegantly wreathed with roses, dahlias, geraniums, calceolarias, and maidenhair fern, intermingled with blackberries I other fragrant fruit; and the base was riehlv embellished with similar adornments. The lectern was gorgeous with ripe ...

... high road, and missed it Wednesday afternoon. P.C. was duty the same afternoon near Pillsy-bridge, and saw the prisoners blackberrying, ordered them away, bet asked theirnamos, which they gaveasSraith and Pearce. subsequently brought to him, and charged ...

... awarded follows —Mrs Smith, Hauimershole, Ist prize for rhubarb jam Miss Jones, Ist for damson jam ; Mrs Woolford Ist for blackberry jam, and 2nd for yellow plum ; Mrs Chambers Ist for apple jam, and 2nd for window plants ; Mrs Thomas Davis 3rd for window ...

... mod the basket was missed from one of his master's fields at Piney. P.C. Selwood spoke to seeing the prisoners picking blackberries in prosecutor's field. They had • basket with them, and gave him their wrong names. Afterwards prisoners admitted that ...

... and missoi it Wednesday afternoon. P.C. Selwood was duty the same afternoon near P.iley-bridge, and saw the prisoners blackberrying. ordered them away, but asked theirnames, which they gave.as Smith and Pearce. Theyjwere subsequently brought him, and ...

... falls to Mrs. Walter Gaitskell, whose work is distinctly exceptional for an amateur. The arrange, ment of the leaves, blackberries, and brambles, is perfect in the sweet naturalness of its negligence, the background is warm and grateful to the eye, and ...