... urgent cases. No authenticated case of excep- tional privation has been reported in the district, for, as in other parts, the blackberry and mush- room and the kitchen garden combined have furnished a dietary sufficient to sustain life, and sumptuous living ...

... undergrowth to the left of the plp.ce where you were to!d the head war lying ?- vi?S. After you got down off the dyke there were blackberry bashes and whins ?—Immediately alongside of the sunk fence there was a line of beeches. The footpath through the -t.r(-r ...

... downwards through the pleasant denes, where we go for primroses, blue-bells, forget-me- nots, and violets m the spring, and blackberries and nuts in the autumn. The low range of the Cleveland Hills rises up before our eyes in the distance. We have a large ...

... Phillips (12), both residing at Angle, on the 17th inst.— From the evidenoe of the girls it seems that they were gathering blackberries in a field near Attgl* on Sunday afternoon, when the prisoner into the field, threw Score down and assaulted her, and then ...

... what the deceased subsisted en during the time she u-as in the wood, hut it is theught that her prin- cial feed -were blackberr:ies, which were very Ipeintiful at the fetime. The deceased was married, her husband being a labourer. A WANDERER IN THE FOREST ...

... urgent cases. No authenticated case of excep- tional privation has been reported in the district, for, as in other parts, the blackberry and mush- room and the kitchen garden cpmbined have furnished a dietary sufficient to sustain life, and sumptuous living ...

... opposed, provided thoy affect the interests of the board. SUDDEN DEATH. — On Sunday night Jane Hughes, wife of David Hughes, Blackberry- place, suddenly died, the cause of death being, it is supposed, apoplexy. She was only 30 years of age, and leaves several ...

... undergrowth to the left of the j^ace where you were told the head war lying ?— After you got down off the dyke there were blackberry bushes and whins ?—Immediately alongside of the sunk fence there was a line of beeches. The footpath through the wood to ...

... ? Mill and Treforest, whero tho -White 'Hart, Greyhound, Lamb; and the Boot Inns are 1 nows, I frequently used to pick blackberries and nuts. MY firstao-quaintance with the old bridge. was in 1836. This was the year in which tbe Taff Vale Railway Coenmp~ny' ...

... credit to the striker. Why, instead of Risca collier? eating pheasant and drinking fizz, their wives art glad to bring blackberries to town to-day and self them from house to house. Well, let the masters mak-i merciful use of their victory, and cement ...

... be accompanied by Cheque or P.O.O. payable to H. HANDY & CO., FEATHER MERCHANTS, AVELSHPOOL. 8391 iitisallaittons Wants. BLACKBERRIES.—To Farmers and Others.—The South Wales Jam and Marmalade Co., Canton, are buyers of large quantities, fresh picked, deliverd ...

... must be accompanied by Cheque orP.O.O. payable to H. HANDY & CO., FEATHER MERCHANTS, WELSHPOOL. 8391 jEisaUanmts (touts. BLACKBERRIES.—To Farmers and Others.—The South Wales Jam and Marmalade Co.. Limited, Canton, are buyers of large quantities, fresh picked ...