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... ANOTHER CENTENARIAN. Despite the theory of the late Mr. Thom, centenarians would seem to be almost as numerous as blackberries are plentiful in September. Indeed, an old soldier, Amos Jinks by name, a native of Newport, Shropshire, but living at Well ...
... ANOTHER CENTENARIAN. Despite the theory of the late Mr. Thorn, centenarians would seem to be almost as numerous as blackberries are plentiful in September. Indeed, an old soldier, Amos Jinks by name, a native of Newport, Shropshire, but living at Wel ...
... Trafalgar-square Theatre. Despite tho theory ot the late Mr. Thorn, cen- tenarians would seem to be almost as numerous as blackberries are plentiful in September. Ineleed, an olel soldier, Amos Jinks by name, a native of Newport, Shropshire, but living at ...
... were behindhand with their Latin that d,y, and she had no time to help them, being obliged to superintend the making of blackberry jam in the kitchen. Would it trouble you very much, Dick ! ' Trouble' No. iii have'a go with the lazy little beggars ...
... when we get clear of the railway and its surrounding throw of new houses, we feel in soother land ~ambles line the road, blackberries, thistles, and nettles abound under hedges and bride the path, boss buss around, long droves of cattle pees from the n ...
... the stream, tloing IxM-k we had to tautious about our step*. anel aome places dare not look down. There is great show for blackberries. As we were walking a grouse hopped about in front of 11s. Evidently it did not hear our foirtsteps, or would not hare ...
... romance of a wayside weed, in the large tufts of cleavers or goo'egrass which just at present may be seen above the blackberry bushes at Failingroyd-bridge. TILE Mayor (Alderman J. W. Davis. J.P., C.C.) and Town Councillors of Halifax paid a visit ...
... Ruth hurried along the shady avenue, noting the natural hedges formed by the luxuriant growth of the eglantine, wild rose, blackberry, honeysuckle, maythorn, and dogwood,' all self-planted, and growing and entangling at their own sweet will, all along each ...