... for the Paris corre-M k, spondent of the Times, On his visitors' list y the names of monarchs are as plentiful as oJ al blackberries. Happily, his Majesty does not it seem to have been so much overpowered by 0 vi- the presence of the great De Blowitz as ...

... an archdeacon. you are expected to apologise for col- liding with a canon, while smaller dignitaries are as plentiful as blackberries. The rural clergy, Who have brought their wives and daughters with them to enjoy their scant holiday, make the most they ...

... of pasture land as would make your cowboys out West mad with envy and right under the burn- ing Equator we have fed on blackberries and bilberries, and quenched our thirst with crystal water fresh from the snow beds. We have also been able to add nearly ...

... result of these changei is that Bath literally swarms with patients, and Bath chairs in the streets are almost as thick as blackberries on a hedge. Prices have gone up, the shops are full and gay, and everyone is in high spirits, feeling that this is only ...

... ad pond whicb supplies the Deep Navigation Colliery 'he with water. Deceased liad gone vwiat another boy 'hn to gather blackberries by the side of the pond, and of was last seen alive at two ?? in te afternoon. in in- TREFOREST. lat ON , Motiny N :i a ...

... informed, were made many years eau. Your Clerk's advice should be taken in the matter. I—Public Lighting : The lighting of Blackberry. plain was commenced On the 15th inst. I have arranged for the lighting Lust extiugiiishing by a resident In the immediate ...

... oF strychninre. Thzere was a crowd around the Otari of cat watchinlg it die. Children vwere constantly quar aeise going blackberrying into the field whlere thse a~nadl :se- poisoned meat was found, and lie thought they Bent were running an unnecessary risk ...

... pasture land as would make Your cowbays out of WVest mad with envy, and right'unde thie burning .t Equator we have fed on blackberries and bilbi. ?? rieE, and refreshed our thirst. wit crystal wvter in from thu snow beds. We have also been able ( at add ...

... price of provisions, I have also been informed, on the same trustworthy authority, that doctors are now as plentiful as blackberries in autumn at Johannesburg, This, like everything else, probably, will soon e be overdonc, and half of the adventurers are ...

... facture jim. ge would. like to see the man whlo would try it on t ile tlnnmouthe'lhire moor;s ex5cept tle w~ent in for blackberries. Suppose lie tried tO cultivate plumns. He (tlre speaker) did not thaink tie had had as dor~sn plums in all his orchards ...

... had to ha Vt:J supper, of course, but what and how? I've got some fish, said Tracy; and I see that Max has picked some blackberries. I can niaku tiie cunee, but the rest of the culinary affairs I'll bave to leave in the hands of you ladies. Oh, my goodness ...

... Hibberd 0 Mr Weigh ell's Grovo Bill, bst IOlh _Tomlinsou 0 Mr R Gladstone's Sharpsand, 6-it, 21b Smedley 0 Mr W Sanderson's Blackberry. 5 it i21b (all 51b) WidowGeld 0 J»Ir Simpson's Barbara, 6sG 21b Peake 0 Mr R S Evans's Blot, 7st 91b J Woodburu 0 Winner ...