... party, Loth represent with conspicuous ability. The purely grotesque speakers, like Mr. Pyne and Mr. BLane. are thick 9 blackberries, but they cannot be said to impart much strength or lustre to the great Gladstonian alliance. It amusing to watch Mr. ...

... of hand.oone baronets., whirls came bowl. in.! along between the hedge. alsonnding with great el ~ter. of large tempting blackberries, failed to di-- Ruch little disseentforta, as they lounged lu ‘nriottaly back upon the beneath shady umbrella. fanciful ...

... QHEAP J^^ 3 - 3!b. Jars PLUM AND APPLE 7d. each. 31b. „ PLUMS 84d. „ 31b. „ DAMSONS 9d. „ 3tt>. „ GOOBE AND RASP 9d. „ 31b. BLACKBERRY APPLE.. 9d. „ 3tb. „ MIXED FRUIT 4*d. 21b. „ MIXED FRUTr 6W. „ 21b. DAMSONS 6jd. PROVISIONS. PER POUND. WARRANTED ~|~^ARD ...

... hal:— -Polka, Phyllis; quadrille, Topsy » valse, The Arrow ; schottische, Fair Maid t'eith; Lancers, Ruddigore : polka, Blackberries' valse, Isobel ; Lancers,~ Indiana; vase, Tbe Circassian circle. Society ; (Leap Year * dances—Valse, Latona; Lancers, ...

... IOJd. each. IN JAHS. 31b. Jan PLUM AND APPLE 7d. each. :: n - 31b. „ PLUMS 31b. „ DAMSONS Mb. „ GOOSE AND HASP «d. „ 81b. „ BLACKBERRY* APPLE.. 9d. „ Jib. „ MIXED FRUIT 4Jd. „ 31b. ~ MIXED FEUTT 6M. „ tlb. „ DAMSONS «id. „ ...

... painful blunder which I never want to repeat.” “ May 1 ask what that er—blunder was?” ¢“Oh, yes. I mistook a bumble bee for a blackberry.” «Ler's see,” he mused, as he softly pulled at his ear, “your name is Johnson, isn’t it?” * Yes, sir.” « You married a ...

... That the reminder the when Nora her bad headache helpful daughter got supper These scratches 1 remember I longed for wild blackberries how a dear girl all her half -holiday in picking them for me cut I think because your skill quite equal to your will when ...

... programme to the satisfaction of the w hole company, and were called uponin two throe instances for an encore : 1 polka, Blackberries; valse, IsobelLancers, Indiana polka, Now and Then;, schottische, Marie Stuart; valse, The ; polka, Phyllis ...

... did book. That burn is the when Nora had her bad headac' he, and my helpful | ; Tnot | « daughter got the i for some wild blackberries, | , remember how I and how a dear girl spent all her half-holiday in 1 ? And this cut, I think, came | , them for me aal ...

... grow restless, you con gi on : Before I met you this world was a desert to me. I didn't take any pleasure in goir.g blackberrying and stealing rare ripe peaches, and it didn't matter whether the sun shone or not. But what a change , in one short year ...

... never see bim mote.'' Haldane’s face vanished, and the econo of the dream changed. She was in fancy again a child, picking blackberries under grim walk of tho old Castle with several young companious, when' the whole of them are startled by boarso cry “Help ...

... her had headache, and my helpful daughter got the supper. These scratches—do I not remember how I longed for some wild blackberries, and how a dear girl spent all bet half-holiday in picking them for met And this out, I think, came because your'skin was ...