... way of neediework, of which I saw specimens Jater on in the afternoon. I looked with pleasure at | Miss Ethel Cooke’s * blackberry corner cabinet, i which won the Princess Alice Prize in this exhibition, and at the decorated set of | twelve tea cups ...

... could not stand the strain of another sciso 3 League matches: so, unlike Falstaff he w:tl g at reasons as plentiful as blackberries.' Mr. Spotforth assisted the Derbyshire c r ie rs against the Gentlemen of Cheshire on Thursday and Friday. and in t be ...

... together of the possibOitiea of the future, while their children were playing tennis on the lawn Cheriloo, or gathering blackberries on the common. Sir Godfrey was enough a man the world rejoioe in the idea of his son’s marriage with the heiress of Cherifcon ...