... Femalsa.—Forme. Lion of Society of Medial Boers for Northumberland, Dux• ham, Cumberland. and Westmorland. 26—Observance of Blackberry Friday. 2b—Foundation stone of new Presbyterian Church and School laid at Bedßoston by Sir G. B. Bruce, of London.—First ...

... masters' rooms; of course I didn't ask if it belonged to anybody. You pick a hlacekberry oil the hedge and you don't askl whose blackberry it is. There was a maid ser- vant who saw mc. Of course, in self defence I said that I saw her take the moncy. They searched ...

... I probably each want a pretty bonnet; not being mond cousin to Crcesus, we can't walk in and order bonnets as we would blackberries. But I tell you what we can do, writes Mrs. Mallon in the Ladies' Home Journal. II we are not clever enough to make bonnets ...

... Atkinson ns In Wick.) Mr Wm Th ompeon's Warfare low 11, by Better and 'beat { 111, by War Eagle ll—' I Brarer—Busy Be. VIII Blackberry Mr Jos Armitage ns Mr .1 Mr 0 Borsnek's bd dßrand- Vasee's bk w b VI, hn Chill, by Caterbam by Weekly Scrapr—Ledy b M t ...

... the afternoon of Sunday the 15th, the three obtained 'ewe to go on shore. They walked along the top of the cliff picking blackberries. Groom was in front of the others, when at a point near the convict prison wall where the cliff is abort. one hundred feet ...

... and a man ; ” Mr Mr. A. Mr. Thes. g, “ The song that reached my heart ;” tevenson, “ ‘I'yrone ;” Mr. Thos. Kead- head, “ Blackberry Jack.” A vote of thanks to the and the singing of “Auld Lang Syne” Les company brought a A number of interesting dating ...

... song, “Sweet ISell, choir; aoio and Cuckoo, Ss*??* !!«■ A, InH.** * S, mrdXrni BattMcnp, Miss A. GHcvea; pert aong, “The Blackberry Gatheren, choir, 'the part of the pr^ramme concluded with gipsy scene consh+ine of aoloa and in character. Thu whole the ...

... telegraph wire, and two strongmen cannot pull one ont place For •‘clinking” we have used tho branches of wild plnm trees and the blackberry bashes from along the fence. Yon could not drive wild horses over such an abatis. A stampeding herd of bnfialo would break ...

... where Hebburn Den, was wont to be—tbe dens at which the keel teddies time after time used to visit, to gather the glorious blackberries that grew at the place. Here and there the veteran marked the growth of Tyne. showed where quay lines—or shores as be ...

... principal • dish. I did not think I could feel more famished than I was then, but I know better now. I ate some preserved blackberries, and consoled myself with my pipe. The hogs—l mean men—who had dined before us witre a sheriff and three deputies in search ...

... citrons, shaddocks, plums in all the best (old and new) varieties, cherries in variety, dements, bananas, grapes, and blackberries—all these are as common as rand on the sea shore. You need not proceed far along any street in our towns before you will ...

... eating powers Sam’s men, do offer to them over 200 and 500 yards ‘scorers of 6 at S00 sora to be debarred) for one of Gi ‘s Blackberry ” If the ** Plongers’’ mean will meet at the business, the * Armoury on Monday night at 7°30 p m. Pudi ic Prepaid Charge—64 ...