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... (Laughter.) He then i proceeded to give an nteresting account°d his experimses, relating how sometimes he bad dined off &blackberry bush and made a tea bawthommand compared Me onorlition of Methodism with the pest. reess.oreluded hie remarks by be had ...
... hie efforts on behalf of Primitive Methodism in its early days; how h© from to miles day, sometimes making dinner off a blackberry bush, and having a heap of for his bed night was sent work Primitive Methodist ■©©«- tiee and chnrehee, and was then only ...
... its d lys. Compliments upon the policy, tone and general contents of our paper have been showered' upon was as thick as blackberries, and what Is more, they have not all emanated from members of that political party whose claims we specially expouse, not ...
... good and substantial tea provided by Mr. Jos. Martin, the engine-house yard. After tea, most of the children proceeded to Blackberry-hill, and indulged in various games, whilst the Rector took many of the elder children to see the interior of the Castle— ...
... steep with wild thyme and primroses, ba !' blue bells, their various seasons violets aflamo wild rose In and in October the blackberries. large as grapes, hang in clusters on the bn 8 ' B ecluded spot is some two miles from even ,,J purest human habitation ...
... who are never in regular employment, but earn a precarious livelihood as best can, from sweeping up stables to picking blackberries. These mon want allotments, so that they can exist with less danger starvation every time winter comes round. The Brixworth ...
... Unlets and blue bells, in their various seasons all the place is aflame with wild rose nl woodbine, and in October the blackberries, nearly large grapes, hang in clusters on the b This'secluded spot is some two miles from even the poorest human habitation ...
... Hospital. Battalion Orders by Col. A. H. W. Mansergh. — Leivester, 13th July, 1891.— The battaliou will go into camp at Blackberry Hill, Belvoir Castle, from the Ist to the Bth August. Officers commanding com- panies will send to the adjutant by the 24th ...
... BELVOIK CASTLE. ‘ear REDMILE (G.N.R. tees mt seni IN, tl C.B.. will, K.G. teen cnet of ew Grace the Duke @ Kutl . ENCAMP AT BLACKBERRY HILL, BELVOIK CASTLE. near REDMILE (GN.R.) ICE ONE PENNY. CARRIAGES KEIT UMBERSTONE-Gars. SONS, Respectfully invite attention ...
... of Colonel Sir H. St. John Halford, Bark, C. 8.„ will, by kind pernamion of hb Orme the Duke of Rutland, KAI, ENCAMP AT BLACKBERRY HILL, Beim'', Cud*, neer Redmile THE CAMP Will be formed a Saturday, August I, and broken up on Saturday. August 8. ON BANK ...
... Picnics Garden 37 CAMP BEL VOIR CASTLE RKDMILE XGNR) The volunteer battalion the H JOHN HALFOKD Bt CB will by of RUTLAND AT BLACKBERRY Castle (GNR) THE CAMP Will bfl formed Saturday Auxust 1st and broken up on Saturday 8th On HOLIDAY MONDAY 3rd Regimeat Parade ...
... Volunteer , cestershire Regiment, under comt. John Haltord, Bart., C. 8., will, n of his Grace the Duke of Rut,encamp at Blackberry Hill, Beledmile (G.N.R.). The camp will urday, August Ist, and broken up ¢ Saturday. VER.—On Tuesday evening as a arter ...