... Bridge, deposed that In 1881 prisoner lodged at her house about six weeks or two months. He earned his living by picking blackberries and nuts and selling them. When at home be used to write a good del. The document produced was part of what lie wrote.—Prisoner ...

... 1551, by that celebrated Bull Lord Grey 495, bred by the Earl of Egmont; another Bull was Blackberry 1361, bred by Mr. Wm. Arkwright, of Sutton Scarsdale. Blackberry was by Progress 2nd 1939, who won the First Prize at the R.A.S.E. Show, Reading, in 1882 ...

... their prizes by the chairman, who had so generously given them awards for so many years. On Monday afternoon they went blackberrying to Mr. Manning's fields at Weston Favell, and were given fruit Mrs. Manning, who, with Mr. Manning, they wished should ...

... 1551, by that celebrated Bull Lord Grey 495, bred by the Earl of Egmont; another Bull was Blackberry 1361, bred by Mr. Wm. Arkwright, of Sutton Scarsdale. Blackberry was by Progress 2nd 1939, who won the First Prize at the R.A.S.E. Show, Reading, in 1882 ...

... Evangeline Smith, Lgbm of the f-~ minor canon of Southwell Cathedral. Prosecul who is eighteen years old, met &m—r when blackberrying near Southwell, when be I-d-'l.wunud-ber.wfl Copmited, the ol et Hn gy 1 ty. o &hil. Hidks-BrAcH OX LICENSING an.m:‘m&- ...

... eiier the blackberries. What will the children say, and the bosts of of those who are not children who in the neighboushood dmml—tafl-thdonefldmfloflld berry? There is no doubt a rich field to be opened up in the more oareful culture of the blackberry, but whether ...

... Edith Johnson ; singing, Drink Water, Gertie Johnson ; recitation, The Dying Child, Agnes Collyer reading, Ripe Blackberries, Mr. James Adams; recitation, Woman's Influence, Miss Hollis; pianoforte 6010, John Adams; dialogue, The Penitent ...

... found occupiers, the rental paying a comfortable four and a-half per cent, on the investment. Such concerns are as common blackberries. But the peculiar province of this company, which was to provide easy means for the acquisition of land, on much the same ...

... it od the stove and beat while it a cooling. Whim half cold add sliced bananas, er whole strawberries, whortleberries, blackberries, sliced apricots. or Pombee. a ice sold. The amount of fruit willue determined by the taste of the maker. TD a efsirraaratce ...

... It was full of brambles aad brushwood, vith birds' nests out of number in the spring, easy to reached, and the finest of blackberries in th# uituinn to be had for the finding. Willie aad his >»rother were often to be found there, especially in lie nesting ...

... whole is well flavoured with thecelwj, which may than removed with a fork, ,ja * cup of cream added, and the soup is ready Blackberry Jam Cake.-—This cake is everybody favourite. Take one-quarter cup of brown sugar, cups of flour, four eggs, one cup of ...

... or borough to the present Parliament (cheers), for, after all, candidates who paid their own expenses were not plentiful blackberries. (Laughter.) He thought the principle of selecting the best men to got—hecould not say irrespective politics, because they ...