... vrs. lyrs. Mr Pri-stlf y West ivood, 6y. Mr T. Mitchell's Tottington, Sir. Kirk's Mac s Scotch, i.yra. / I-us Mr. Hardies Blackberry. yrs. Mi * M 1 Macloskev's Our Mr. 11. Courage Floraline, 4 vrs. \faccie 5 \V. Bis.-.iUs Lady Ethel, A. E. Buses 5:;., v ...

... Company, and stated that Sunday, October 9th, the lad- were trespassing the railway near Carr Late Bridge—-presumably picking blackberries. The Charles .li 11 got a piece timber and laid across the rails. lie buy Albert remonbtrated with him, and stated that ...

... how the ailments aros« Reports have now been sent in, and may 0 serious character. Tins pumpkins, pear.-. ,., mushrooms, blackberry, salmon, apples, peaches cherries, milk, pineapples, and various other articles ha v. been tested, and out of the whole ...

... them to become usetul members of the community. He denied that he punished the two lads in the field,when they had been_blackberry- ing, so as to draw blood. ‘Che only time in which he used the birch was in the case of the boy Davis, on the le never used ...

... in London there is an agitation for tramcars for women only. War maps of South Africa are just now as plenti- ful as blackberries. Diamonds have advanced 30 per cent. within the last six months. Mr. Chamberlain declares that the speeches of some of his ...

... bookmakers who make Calais their happy hunting ground would amply testify. These gentlemen, whose clients are plentiful blackberries, reap a rich harvest year after year in accommodating host of small investors by laying them unheard-of odds against their ...

... caddies on the golf links, unless the practice is stopped. THE HARVEST OF BLACKBERRIES. It is probable (says an agricultural authority) that this year a larger quantity of blackberries has com? te market than in any previous season. At one place a middleman ...

... of the way in which the moneylender conducted his business. It, was a perfect scandal. The defendant got the verdict. BLACKBERRYING. There was no truth in train-wrecking story that came from Barm-ley. What the engine-driver saw was another engineman, ...

... world, is be sold auction by Messrs. Tattersall to-morrow at Rugby. * * ▼ Tips for the Manchester Handicap are as plentiful blackberries, and I am told the north country sportsmen are divided in their opinions between Red Ensign and Dare Devil. The last-named ...

... English Keswicks, as. Od. to 6s. Od. per bushel: pears. 64. to ls. Od. per stone: do. Duchesse, 2s. to 2s. 6d. per box; blackberries 3s. 6d. to 3s. 64. per stone: lemons, 6s. to 10s. per case; grapes (English), ls. to2s. Od. per lb.; do. Guernsey, to4d ...

... learn reminded thai this St. David's Day, not the soup : for spring 'path's year lack the forwardness of the v ' ; v , blackberry. It by the receipt of f.eie Scarborough, who wishes to Wales can beat Ceylon or any !I ' .. , a nds down the matter of long ...

... blessed word t-f,.' ' ' was sufficiently evidenced by tbe meeting of the British Association, where ' names were common as blackberries bta, JL summer. Two learned doctors bad amusing controversy on t°BF- A chemist accused physiologists 4fi** devitalising ...