... wine, and raisins: belonging to the temperate zone are apples, pare, plums, cherries, peaches, currants, gooseberries, blackberries, raspberries, and strawberries. The gross fruit trade of the State has increased enor• mously ; in 1887 the trade in green ...

... . TWO SISTERS DROWNED. A melancholy drowning caze is reported to-day from Galway. Two little girls named Stewart were blackberrying en a cliff, when one fell over into the river, 24ft. belew. Her gister tried to save her, and alse felli over, striking ...

... pious (?) looking youog man. The black sergeaut, with a mouth as big as the mouth of the river Thames, and a face like a blackberry, seems to have been enticely dropped out of their existence. But there, they like a chanrge. The girl with bair down ber ...

... addressed them “And now, boys, have you enjoyed you* blackberry feast? “Oh yaa, sir.” “ Then,” continued the sage, anxious to tag on the moral, you had stolen into my garden and picked those blackberries without leave, would they have tasted good they havo ...

... next to godliness; and called early in the morning by the kiyons carols of the birds, can romp in the meadows, pick the blackberries, fish in the rippling brook or stroll into a thickly. studded forest amongst the nut trees,heather, and wild flowers until ...

... might be safely eaten without stint, eospecially by those who lived on rereal and unstiinulating diet. Of Wild fruits, tho blackberry and tho hazel nut merited more attoUtion; and it was simply amazing that cob nuts and filberts, tliaglig a ohilling a pound ...

... should have managed to pull through so well. TWO LITTLE GIRLS DROWNED IN GALWAY. As two little girls named Stewart were blackberrying on a cliff at Galway yesterday one of them fell over into the river. Her sister tried to save her, but in vain. She also ...

... should have managed to pull shrough so well. TWO LITTLE GIRLS DROWNED IN! GALWAY. As two little girls named Stewart were blackberr'ying on a cliff at Galway yesterday one of them fell over into the river. Her sister tried to save her, but in vain. She also ...

... fuchsias. Virginian creeper, in its varying autumnal tints, makes au exquisite border, and so do brambles with clusters of blackberries, ash berries and foliage, haz e l nuts and vine garlands, with grapes purple and green. Fans with sea pictur e s painted ...

... these, 220,000 cases were peaches, 175,500 aprioots, 150,000 pears. 60,000 cherries, 40,000 plums, 35,000 grapes, 25,000 blackberries, and 15,000 each strawberries and gooseberries. The export of dried and evaporated fruits and vegetables is also enormous ...

... were creditably sus- tained, Miss May Edwards filling the role of Mrs Pannel very cleverly. The comedy was preceded by Blackberries, in which Miss Julia Gilbert was a sprightly Charlie Cott, and Mr Ramsey Danvers a quaintly comical Jimmy. LyCEUM TREATRE ...

... creditably sus- Vin i.taired, Miss May Edwards filling the r6le of Mrs Car naPanneI very cleverly. The comedywa preceded b as Blackberries ?? ui ibr was b pigty as CalesCt, ind Ahich RmisseJul ?? a sprightly Ph ?? an ?? uinl b .i1 omcl imy 0 ng Lvcumu~s THEATRE ...