... death. | Two men named Dwyer were arrested fur the murder, j but he asserted that the name of Dwyer was as plenti- | ful as blackberries in autumn. He should i ine thas | he invented the name of Dwyer, but he cou not say. | The statement he made was 1888, ...

... act accordingly. appreciated — don’t - of naggledom, my dear. - nagged at is a saint, and saints are not as plentiful fs blackberries in the world. There’s ‘male nagging, my dear, as well as female—male grumbliug and never being pleased ; and folks who ...

... Pursemaker, Sst 9lb; Heslop ; Red Queen, 8st 6lb, Mr Connor ; Frederick, Set 6lb, Finlay; Mrs Edwards, &st 6ib, Lane; sad Blackberry, Sst Glb, Weldon. Bettiog: 2 to 1 agst Oxéye, 3 tal Thimbleby, 7 to 1 each Empress Frederick and Black- berry, 100 te 8 ...

... cake among first-class eounties by compiling 400 against Derbyshire, but came very near it, and centuries have been es as blackberries in autumn. Mount Wise, the cricket ground of th Garrison, is very beautifully situated, overlockiig the harbour of the ...

... searching the ‘defendan, said there was no such thing in. the place, but the bottles he said he supposed they contained blackberry wine, or something of that sort—Mr. Tweed ssid the defendant told the office? what hd thought to be trae. He had no ides ...

... BID Fagan Mr Vyner’s Barberry, Sst 41b .. Platt Mr R Gladstone’s filly by Peter—Janet, 8st (carried 8st eed - Also ran: Blackberry, 8st 4:b, Widowficld. Betting a to 4 on Lockhart, 6 to 4agst Barberry, 10 to 1 others, Lockhart mede all the ranning and ...

... bought, and have been cut up into small which have readily found @ comfortable cent, on the investment. Such concerns eas ab blackberries. But the Which was to provide easy of land, on much echolders on the ‘ bow ct the efforts of the seems very clear why in ...

... which have readily found eceupiers, the rental paying @ comfortable four and pér cent. on the investment.. Such concerns as blackberries. But the peculiar of this eompany, which was to provide easy means for the acquisition of land, on much the same lines ...

... death. ‘he child was buried beneath stones and dirt, and was Ciscovered some 20 pears afterwards by sume men who were blackberrying, was nearly dead The who cried -od hearing, was for ...

... Sunday little boy named Sharland, who was is fathe: for a waik in the Barn Fields Crediton, got into the hedge to pick some blackberries, and in getting down he unfortunately broke Dr. Campbell set the injured limb, but the parents were afterwards advised ...

... 94; butter, is 22 to Is 3d; cream, Is to 1s 20; eggs, 12 for is; plums, 3d to 5d per quart ; apples, $4 to 134 per Ib; blackberries, 44 per quart; $d te 3d each; potatoes, for ls; partridges, 3s to 3s 6d per brace; hares, 2s 6d to 3s 64 each ; rabbits ...

... hitherto has been left for the village children and a few stragglers from the towns to gather. Bat, as a matter of fact, the blackberry is article. will ask really a saleable They you in Covent Garden Market prices rangiag up to threepence e pound for them ...