... LONGEVITY. Despite the theory of the late Mr Thorn, cen- tenarians would seem to be almost as numerous; as blackberries are plentiful in September. In- deed, an old soldier, Amos Jinks by name, a native of Newport, Shropshire, but living at Wellingborough ...

... have now been Rent in, and may be said to be of a really serious character. Tins of pump- kins, pears, peas, mushrooms, blackberries, salmon, apples, peaches, cherries, beans, milk, pine apples, and various other articles have been chemically tested, and ...

... feh, in responding to the tout, like the American who had put before bint, for bmkfoifc. ablnckdwh and black currant and blackberry preserve. Asked why he had suoh a melancholy repast, he replied that he could not dine in colours in hi? then depressed ...

... specimen of any plant other than above- :1, J. Brown. VEGETABLES.—Apiiles—1, W. Deacon 2, Henry Stephens 3, Thos. Price. Blackberries—1, A. Michael- son I 2, E. G. Morgan Knapp. Fruit, not in- cluded in above T. Price. Potatoes—1, R. Berry; 2, A. Redwood ...

... NEW RASPBERRY n Od- per jar. NEW BLACK OURRANT „ at 9d. per jar. BEST MIXED JAM „ BEST MARMALADE „ „ at 6d per jar. BEST BLACKBERRY JAM „ „ at 7d per jar. BEST PLUM JAM u a*6%4 £ 9Tj*t. > v' t.1 — jfNBST CHEDDAR, GOUDA, AND GORGONZOIiA POTATOES, TEAS ...

... connection with Bangor Cathedral on June 30th. At the International match at Swansea on Saturday curates were as plentiful as blackberries in autumn. Robin Dtu attained his 88th birthday yesterday (the 17th). The venerable bard is still able to use his pen ...

... wMTTta^ op Bowke.t Building Society. What offers ?—W. R. lhoma», Bridge-street, Haverfordwest. 643 M-tstdhmmns lEants. BLACKBERRIES.—Tho soutii wales Jam and I'la.rmalade Company, Ltd., Canton, Cardiff, are Imycr of any quantity, 260 BRAPERS',Outfitters'^AND ...