... mantelshelf in one the mas'er’s rooms : of ccur»e, I didn't ask if it bclonced anybody. Yon pick blackberry on the hedge, and yon don’t ask whose blackberry is. There was maid servant who saw me. Of conrse, in self defence, mid that I saw her take money ...

... 2- d W. Clarke, Port wood, Confidence 5301 ; tire C nfidenre 3rd. Prince Wales. a-BH 4058 ; sire Confidence 159 ; •lent Blackberry No. 186 V to. Pony - d Mare and Koa) not over bands- Ist Sir B. afford. 245* Auorer • Sir George 778 ; 2nd. Henry Moore ...

... if in fv and dry state. Otherwise, game rbould encue. J in box. Tin boxes should always b* used for damsons, bullacea, blackberries, Ac., which are largely seat parcel neat at this time of the year. Chrysanthemums eboold invariably be encloeod in box ...

... centenarians are not such ramies aa in other parts of the world, whilst nonognoarians and octogenarians are almost plentiful blackberries. Tbs subject our sketch, Mrs. Ann Waters, is tight old dame, a widow, upwards of 100 years of age. having been burn in ...