... addition the other attractions at the entertainment the Temperance Hall, there will be a performance ou the hand-belis. Some blackberries were picked Budieigh Salterton on Wednesday from a hedge on the cliff by Wm. Maers, showing the mi duess the season there ...

... Friday from the effects accident. was thrown out of carriage on New Year's Day, and sustained a fracture of the skull. Some blackberries were picked at Budleigh Salterton on Wednesday from a hedge oil the cliff by m. Mae.s, showing the midness of the season ...

... curtain ri-oH. with it bidet of autumn leaves, in which sip.irrtis, haze! nuts, wild berries, waving grasses, lovely ae and blackberries, are included, combine- the recollection of everything that not ght and beautiful. We left behind ns cirty mudoy j-tuets ...

... persecuted, minister. onetime Cornwall the J. We-dey, the founder )f .Methodism and the Rev, J. Nelson, had to go aud pick blackberries for dinner after service. Nelson was pressed for sol iier. to prevent him from preaching. In Casstll's famous History of ...

... 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, ...

... at the elevated part of the Maer near the Reserve Battery, the green turf and the yellow goore, the bracken fern and the blackberry bush, all are being ruthlessly swallowed up by this awfully voracious appetite for sand. But the grass will again grow,and ...

... on the elevated part of the Maer near the Reserve Battery, the green turf and the yellow goore, the bracken fern and the blackberry bush, all are being ruthlessly swallowed this aw tally voracious appetite for sand. But the grass will agaiu grow,and the ...

... 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, lied 9 to I aQueen, Ifntpress Frederick, Mrs Edwards, blackberry, 12 to I1 aBetting: 2 to I aget Oxeye, 3 to I Tlbimbahey, 7 to I streami Enipress Frederiek, 7 to I Blackberry, 10t to .3 bar 4. 12 to I. Z2 fter a long delay, causud by the f ...

... Vaughsn 8st 91b (F Bates) Also Royal M’Adem Purse maker Ore— F— —lek Mw Black- : to Oxeye 3 lUtimbleby to 1 Frederick ud Blackberry 8 to others Won by two one and ib'rd The Trial Handicap Plate furloags Mr C Greasley ’s Primus 4ns 7rt xalbst Mr T Spence's ...

... 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 ...

... wonders in the way of needlework, which saw specimens later on in the afternoon. I looked with pleasure at Miss Ethel Cook's blackberry corner cabinet, which won the Princess Alice Prize this exhibition, and tho decorated set of twelve tea cups and saucers ...