... Albert Cumuiings (33), carpenter, whose body with two deep I(a.shes in the throat was di. covered by two children whilst blackberrying on Saturday. Twelve and SIXpence and a silver watch and chain were found on the body. The deceased had been unemployed ...

... body of Albert Cummings, carpenter,whose body with two deep gashes in the throat was dis- covered by two children whilst blackberrying on Saturday. Twelve and sixpence and a silver watch and chain were found on the body. The deceased had been unemployed ...

... Albert Cummings, 33. a carpenter, whose body, with two deep gashes in the throat, was discovered by two children whilst blackberrying on Saturday. Twelve shillings and sixpence and a surer watch and chain were found on the body. Deceased ha ...

... require tile fruit w~ould -introduce a few you~ng trees- of it. - The Common Blackberry. We hear of the failure of some kind of fruit crop every year, but the conunon blackberry is not one of these, as it annually produces abundance of fruit, and thisaseason ...

... jelly made ot apple and blaokberries is one of the nicest and most whoSe- some of preserves. To do tfei« yoa inuat boil the blackberries to a mash, then rub them through a sieve fine enough to prevent the seeds going through. Have some stewed apple ready, ...

... child was delicate. Well, said the officer, be is strong enough to run the streets, break windows, go gathering mushroons, blackberries, and nuts.—„ Yes, interjected the magistrates' clerk, a delicate boy may do all that.—Two small boys named Walter Wangier ...

... overflowing, We wou!d cry, 'rorsrive Forget! BLACKBERRIES. are now fast ripening, and such good puddings may be made of them, mixed with apple, and put into a suet crust. Also jelly made of apple and blackberries is one of the nicest and most whole- some ...

... child was delicate. Well, said the officer, he is strong enough to run the streets, break windows, go gathering mushroons, blackberries, and nuts.— Yes, interjected the magistrates' clerk, a delicate boy may do all that.—Two small boys named Walter Wangler ...

... happened one warm afternoon last August. A tall, lank, barefooted man came into the store with a gallon pail fiiied with blackberries which he exchanged for quarts of molasses. He carried a stout walking stick in one hand, and when he departed he put the ...

... child was delicate. Well, said the officer, be is strong enough to run the streets, break windows, go gathering mushroons, blackberries, and nuts.—„ Yes, interjected the magistrates clerk, a delicate boy may do all that.Twc small boys named Walter Wangler ...

... well repreeented. A sum of over £ 30 was realised. f ARRIVALS. I IArriotte, Armanie, Battv, Belle of the Wold, Blessing. Blackberry, Bluebell, Candace, Capucin, Chow Chow, Cider. Complications, Conadale, Con- fiteor, Crusade, Disturbance, Dinner Bell ...