... peaceful manse, all \mong trees and emerald grass, with horses and Lcows browsing beyond grey snake fences, lined with blackberry bushes and golden-rod, with men iin shirb sleeves and cow's breakfast' hats moving among tnll grass, and with ox teams hauling ...

... John. Black currants-I, E. John. Raspberries—1, E.John. Dish of fruit—1, ft. John 2, W. M. Williams 3, Mrs Harry. Dish of blackberries (children)-I, j Archie Spear 2. Ethel Spear 3, Edith Cram. VEGETABLES.—Collection—1, C. Coombes '• Cram. Potatoes (kidney)—1 ...

... WHEATFIELD. Limpsfield plate-EmSWC)RTli. Grouse Handmap- YARDS. Club Welter ilandiCap-FUSILADB. Greenstede Hand icap-ANISEFD. blackberry Plate ROMA;* CHIEF. Friday Night. VIGILANT. ...

... on Grouse 4 United 3 TO 1 AG 3 TO 1 AG GLUB 7 PLAYWRIGHT.. 4 TO LAG 4 TO LAG REENSTEDE 12 KING S OWN 6 TO 1 AG 6 TO 1 AG Blackberry.. 6 Up Guards.. 6 TO 4 ag 6 to 4 AG WOLVERHAMPTON AUGUST MEETING. TO-DAY'S RACING. ORDEtt OF RUNNING.—Maiden Plate, 2.15 ...

... they ran to the distance, where King's Own drew out and won by three lengths a. neck separated second and third. 4.30—The BLACKBERRY MAIDEN (at entry) TWO YEAR OLD PLATE of winners extra, Five furJongs Major Westenra's Up Guards. 9st Madden 1 Mr E. Smith's ...

... Gwilym Davies is a pupil at the Oswestry High School. Memorial chapels will soon be aa plentiful in Wales as the proverbial blackberries. The latest suggestion is for such a memorial to Vavasor Powell, the Baptist Evangelist of Wales, at Knucklass, near Knighton ...

... of his brother, aged five, and another boy, of the same age, proceeded towards the cliffs for the purpose of gathering blackberries, which grow in profusion at that part, and it is supposed that he had ventured too near the head of the precipice and fell ...

... reassessment of property at Wolverhampton, whereby she rates have gone up, is alleged and other reasons, almost as plentiful as blackberries, are given for the step. It may be well conceded that the decision has not been come to without due consideration. Now ...

... soon. While there I went for one or two drives in the donkey cart, with Fanny.' our old donkey, and picked a quantity of blackberries and some nubs. The Rectory is very old, and Charles I. Idept' there when he was hiding from Cromwell. Lifton church is ...

... about a mile to get to the cove itself. We climbed over the rocks a good way, then took a rest and came back. On the road blackberries are plentiful, and my hands were nearly as black as the berries when I got back to the car. We returned by a different ...

... Gilbertson defended. The evidence showed that prisoner had taken the girl into a field on the pretence of going to pick blackberries, and there committed the offence.— The jnry retired dnring the luncheon bour, and on their retnrn the Foreman said We find ...

... COLUMN FOR CHILDREN. ALL HA I,LP WEN. How the months fiy. iespecitily holiday months and blackberrying and/nutting months Here we are at the very end of October, and on the brink of dreary, dark November, with already more than a hint of frost and isnow ...