... A CUFF. A shocking accident is to-day reported from Peuiarth, Glamorganshire. A youth named James M'Jaoet was gathering blackberries the summit Peoisnh Cliff, near the zigzag path, and footing was precipitated orer the rock, depth one hundred feet. When ...

... Lostes 8 Mr T. Cslder's c Pellegnuo—Etheldra, yrs, 7st 41b Calder 3 Ur B. Oladstone’s Dlona, 2 7st lib T. 0 Mr UudNOß'.4 Blackberry, 3 yrs, 0«t 21b Maidnieot A. Jeeam's Reflector, 2 yrs, 7>t 41b O. 0 Dr O'Connor Hubert, yrs. 9st 51b ..North 0 Mr Townl ...

... SPORTING GOSSIP. Detectives were as plentiful blackberries at HcarLorou*h yesterday, and thanks partly their presence, and also poor attendance, rowdyism, instead of being rampant, was r. spicuous by its absence. Those sportsmen who did journey v, u, ...

... sugar to each pound of fruit, and boil the whole till, when tried, it acts in firm jelly. Blackberry and Damson JeUy.—Take quantities of each fruit (the blackberries should be fully ripe), pat into a jar, and cover up doeely. Place the jar in a saucepan ...

... MOST HOPI'LAR THEATRE IN GLASGOW. TO-NIGHT (SAIL'R DAT'. MS WILLIE EDOUIN COMPANY, laclltdiaß BAMSEY DANVERSJc TURNED UP BLACKBERRIES’*—Mr. Dantisa ■ Jim, Box Oflee Mill. R * J. AdAßus si BcchanEß StrMt WATERLOO ROOMS, GLASGOW. MS ARTHUR BBOODBM’d SWISS ...

... the same lazy country road it was in the old days which echoed boys wandered along it in the saxumar afternoons picking blackberries from the wayside vines. Following the turnpiks road down the hill, come to Beckman's millpond ; and crossing the pretty ...