... lintervi I:i •• Ilalf-citizen t ak e•leyati. Pot of Blackberry Jelly: MI M. A. Taylor loom', Pot ot 1. I:lchat.i 4 .l o otneri.i road Baptist. tient.'4 k road. ...

... between the fruits of the Strawberry, of the Blackberry, and of the Mulberry. The succulent part of the strawberry is enlargement of that part of the receptacle of the flower which bears the carpels. In the blackberry the carpels themselves become succulent ...

... from Jersey during the last few ilays. Kent filbcrta are retailed at Is. the patina. English cob nuts are rising in price. Blackberries are still procurable. Cranberries are a little less expensive than they were. ...

... the twitter of other novelties Crisp's have distinctly scored this year. Most beautiful productions are as plentiful as blackberries in October. The grocery and provision department appears to he a very thriving condition. Plenty of hams (Irish, Canad ...

... Rough Diamond ; The Highwayman, by Miss Cissy Graham and Mr. W. E. Gregory ; and Mark Mcl ford' 3 musical comedy, Blackberries. In addition Miss Euphy Simpson, Mr. J. Wilkinson, and Mr. A. W. Newton will each make contribution of their individual ...

... her but failed. Tom, a stranger of another settlement, had fallen in love with Lucy on first sight, when he met her at the blackberry patch. He made other short calls after she was well. It was not long until Tom proposed to make Lucy his wife; and Mr. Look ...

... very poor. Very little business is going on, whether Yarn or Cloth. Offers from India are plentiful and useless a* unripe blackberries. Prices are firmly supported even raised. Thus buyer* and sellers are drifting farther apart, and there prospect of early ...

... spirit flies about the country that night, and poisons all the blackberries. This was told on that night by very intelligent girl, who was walking borne to New Quay with load of blackberries. I congratulated her on her success. I tried to gather great lot ...

... tirade of nonsense Our friend and his adherents are like the old woman who wanted the son to shine only on hrr side of the blackberry-bush.” They are to do and say as they like, and church people, whose money, as School Board ratepayers, has educated our ...

... the and making their purchases at She big shops. tor the Ira days tanners. rural periona generally, sill be plentiful as blackberries in the Strand, eve. ially in tie earnings, tor country coie.ins are great and are quite ,sioal tea lresh play ea. It night ...

... Bosworth deserving the recognition Miss Pukin has a well executed outline from the cast, and the outlines from nature (the blackberry) by Miss Meakin ann Miss Baddesley show close and careful observation. Anderson's design for panel, the designs for tiles ...

... ROUGH DIAMOND. (Mr. E. H. Hudsow Consin Joe.) MISS CHI ttilAll I. t 'THE HIGHWAYMAN. MARK MELFORD'S Musical Comedy, ''BLACKBERRIES. J Sketch Mr. Cecil Harnnrd, of tho Savoy Theatre. Mandolin Solo Mr. A. W. Newton. Solo Dance Miss Euphy Simpson, 4c. ...