... from Hirwain our correspon- dent met at least a couple of hundred of the men going up towards Penderyn and Ystradfeltte, blackberrying. At Aberaman, too, all was per- fectly quiet, and were it not for the fact that the street corners are unusually crowded ...

... C .. one pint of small ?? and serve. If in straw-' , berry time, add strawberries, but raspberries, .p t lchreries, or blackberries will r- an.etl 03 f GROSS CRUELTY TO A HORSE ct -AT NE, ATHI. - t. 5 ?? . : tl t Hugh Gough,* horse dsealer, Aberacon, ...

... stamped name and address, 10s: pal terns Pz,?? free.— Coro.-iran, Manufacturer Lamb-street. Bristol. 97 \j:1l:1:a;1 of Blackberries and Munhl t. rooms.—Apply, after 8 any evening, H. t?a?er, 17. S 'dbrook-terrace. Sudbrook, near Chep>tow. 4-' FItnCt for ...

... credit to the striker. Why, instead of Risca collier? eating pheasant and drinking fizz, their wives art glad to bring blackberries to town to-day and self them from house to house. Well, let the masters mak-i merciful use of their victory, and cement ...

... credit to the striker. Why, instead of Risca colliers eating pheasant and drinking fizz, their wives are glad to bring blackberries to town to-day and sell them from house to house. Well let the masters make merciful use of their victory, and cement ...

... specimen plant-1st, A Selby; 2nd, R Rad- ford. FRUIT. Apples, dish of twelve—1st, W Deacon 2nd, T Price 3rd, E Williams. Blackberries—1st, Margaret A Taylor; 2nd, R Michaelson 3rd,S J Hooper. Best specimen fruit-1st, E Williams. 1 VEGETABLES. Potatoes, ...

... increase in its membership. On Sunday afternoon one of my nieces was sur- prised to see so many ladies and gentlemen picking blackberries on the road. Is it true that the Wenvoe people are thinking of organising a flower show for next year ? Z- I have received ...

... grasses for winter use ia vases, and for centre dinner table bouquets. The igaves of the Viginia oreeper, of the bramble, or blackberry, aDd ampelopeis, are never more beautiful than when they are jatt turning colour, before the leaf itself is at all otherwise ...

... up story by the man Xeath, to get money from me. The child then said the man had done nothing to her. They were picking blackberries. The prisoner reserved his defence. The Bench sent prisoner to take his trial for indecent assault at the next Quarter ...

... Hinstanton, this u week a murderous attack was made on Mary 0 Ann Hooks, aged 26, the wife of a shepherd, c while out blackberrying with her little boy, be- p tween four and five years old. Her assailant r was John Bird, a1 labourer, aged about 26, 1 ...

... was very excitable in every way. On August 28, 1889, accused and Alfred Lawrence, with four other boys, went together blackberrying at Stapleton. Williams and Lawrence quarrelled and fought. Some time after the fight William drew a revolver from his pocket ...

... urgent cases. No authenticated case of excep- tional privation has been reported in the district, for, as in other parts, the blackberry and mush- room and the kitchen garden combined have furnished a dietary sufficient to sustain life, and sumptuous living ...