... -l'rose- cutor was miowing his barley. vhen the rriianer and another lad Cotun to the field. Pertniaion was given theus to get blackberries. and they bad some ale to drink. Prisoner stole the handkerchief ent of Mr. Tabberer'a pocket. The case was not pressed-Mr ...

... of reasons when he ?? the House of Lords to rejec thle iieiumc. There are plenty of them; they are as Guncier-t. as the blackberries on the hedge;. 1,3t th.~ ch.f' reason, the keystone of his arginneutative stct:: ture, is the eminently constitution:.l ...

... d by fire on Sunday. An adjoining house was ev lx dan d by a gas explosion. The estimated datavgr' is ?? Two brothers, blackberrying nca: Fiinu e on Sunday. discovered the body o a newlvy-born, male iil ad wrapped in brown paper. There were no markstsf ...

... most 'y affected. All shades of violet will be greatly ud used just now in both dress materials and millinery. Mulberry and blackberry are also seen. A beautiful isgown is of violet faced cloth and velvet, the shade of St the wood violet, combined with pale ...

... Another evidence of the mildness of the season, A correspondent, writing from Hastings. says he has on his table a spray of blackberries which was gathered on Thursday Morning, in the immediate vicinity of Hasthigs. There are upwards of 30 berries, thirteen ...

... of a searching Transvaal enquiry, such WI amendments may be expected to he forthcoming with tic a the plentifulness of blackberries, The Redmondites de intend to lead off with three, which denounce Lord kn Salisbury, demand pardon for the dynamiters, ...

... danced until four in the morning. Duccas ro- and Duchessas, Marchesas and Cavallieri were as cem- ar, mon as the proverbial blackberry. It was a Sunilay night, and none of the English colony were przsent. as n the afternoon was a Battle of Flowers-held in ...

... and the days arc gone by when the humblest St~g,. Chat goodworran made delicious, houi~reade Jellies of every Ml`i tsort-blackberry, wild strawberry, apple-and isordials stmair that might ho take-u me-dicinally or rorole ]lont and atsar spiced for drinking ...

... and left off clothes; Messrs. E. 0. Clarke end Co., a child's used felt jacket and old toys; Mrs. Stone, mushrooms and blackberries; Mrs. Thompson, new laid eggs; Mrs. Gaspard Le Fann, 4 jars of jam.-EDWIN PARKER, Secretary, 31, St. Mary's Gate, Derby ...

... the Market Hall. They could l0 not possibly see what they were doing, and one by man stated he could not tell a bamper-of blackberries n. from a hamper of damsons (Laughter). The com- rs. mittee felt under the circumstances, that they must Vr- go back to ...

... Schools in Derby. The weather at Bournemouth has been bright and springlike, in the public gardens two rhododendrons and blackberries have been seen bloom- ing side by side with wallflowers and chrysanthemums, and one beautiful carnation in full flower ...

... Samuel Woodiwise is offering for sale practically the whole of his famons kennel. H« will, however; retain the champion bitch Blackberry. The Belpbk Isolation Hospital Committee ?? appointed Miss L. Martin, of Derby, matron of the institution. Inclusive of ...