... a*ffeotm$it. Political Prospects. Surmises as to what the impending Parliament- ary Session will bring forth aro as thick as blackberries in the Welsh papers, and references to it are made in the Tyst, the Herald Cymraeg, the Tarian, the Genedl, the Seren, ...

... hard struggle for existence experienced by human beings, the lecturer drew a parallel by describing the manner in which the blackberry briar had to work his way about at the expense of hundreds of other berry-bearing bushes.—At the close, the lecturer's and ...

... was very excitable in every way. On August 28, 1889, accused and Alfrep Lawrence, with four other boys, went together blackberrying at Stapleton. Williams. and Lawrence quarrelled and fought. Some time after the fight William drew a revolver from his ...

... there was plenty of work for the brigade to do after it was formed. (Hear, hear.) Medical men were not so plentiful as blackberries, and sometimes a considerable time elapsed after an accident before medical assistance- could be ob- tained. He begged ...

... the placing of a Denominational school in a Nonconformist parish under popular control. The reasons are as plentiful as blackberries in Autumn, and we had thought that by this time they were known to the universe. Our corres- pondent wants to learn two ...

... and that Carditr has reitSOl1 to be proud of the men who guard so well the difficult entrance to her harbour. Thick as blackberries in October the streets of Cardiff are dotted with its Wes- leyan visitors, and for the moment there is no getting away ...

... ? 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' ...

... dinner to his father, who was employed raising stones near the Great Western Colliery, wandered down the river side picking blackberries. It is presumed that he over-reaciied himself and, falling into the river, was carried away by the flood. His body was ...

... on our division since I had worked thero upon which Burke grimly replied that when railroad accidents were as thick ts blackberries in Augusr, we couldn t ex- pect to escape them our lives. I spent a wakeful night at Calmar, think- I spent i wa k eful ...

... about a qcuarter to five o'clock. It was a very still and warm afternoon, and Mrs. Gould and some children were picking blackberries near a spring of water, between her cottage and the green slope opposite the signal- box. 3Ler husband was standing in ...

... from Hirwain our correspon- dent met at least a couple of hundred of the men going up towards Penderyn and Ystradfeltte, blackberrying. At Aberaman, too, all was per- fectly quiet, and were it not for the fact that the street corners are unusually crowded ...

... stamped name and address, 10s: pal terns Pz,?? free.— Coro.-iran, Manufacturer Lamb-street. Bristol. 97 \j:1l:1:a;1 of Blackberries and Munhl t. rooms.—Apply, after 8 any evening, H. t?a?er, 17. S 'dbrook-terrace. Sudbrook, near Chep>tow. 4-' FItnCt for ...