... enough. Nowadays people the West, if yon remind them the fact, will bear witness that their parents believed all such blackberries aa became ripe after the 29th September to be inhabited the devil, and so unfit for food. Probably, however, there are ...

... the following couplet., the second having special reference to the fem. of the Evesham district for market gardens and blackberries: BY Recant ButcrlOw. Longo proximua intervene. 'Twizt Impsy7ad r Al.P.. of much the sound. very Long interval now has ...

... it thought that the bird is the favourite caged elf that liatioo. As stroll along a hank, with here and there • belt of blackberry there in a middens whirr, which Matson, sends our thoughts back to and a pair of partridge+ (for they are now parruill tup ...

... which it so richly deserves. Some little distance from the spot where Le eiog., and on the topmost breach.. or twigs of the blackberry, concealed by a few of the leaves of the buck, ma his clamtout-capped mate in her frail nest. It is to her that be is ...

... TERYRODAY, APRIL 25, /€1915. ~ WHRATEAIL A NTHE. Walking up Withered glade. Wadded than. with helm of taeglad briar sad blackberry, a Blackcap aide lovely solo to the teacart at which is in program around. Hu oo doubt, Yee frail nest near hand, and ...

... 4d. was paid in for work en the mam roads, dr. With record to t►e nuisance referred to by the doctor, at the bottom of Blackberry-hill, the surveyor pointed out that be had arranged to make the drain from the asylum discharge into the board's sewer, ...

... two cases scarlet lever and two diphtheria. number were received by me of a nni-euice caused by relief sewer the bottom of Blackberry I visited the spot several times, snd although there waa actual nuisance then, I can readily believe that when thia particular ...

... Binwitichem meeting, thn sante caused by relief sewer at the bottom of by the mrreyor, Mr. Clark ultimately proposing. l e r .0. Blackberry.bill. He meted the place several times That such portion of the minutes as refer to an Three cam of suicide are reported ...

... (Agnew); Highland rtfiepherrl, R. Anadell, R.A., lOSgs. (Varley); picture by W. A. 28Sgs. (M'Lsan); Lock, by G. Cole, (M'Lean); Blackberry Gatherers, by W. Collins, R.A., dlOgs. A Scotch Rose, by R. Herdrnan, R.S.A, 105gs. (Mooding); Hearts of Oak, by same, 740gs- ...

... meet is only three halfpence to footman* a pound. Fruit is cheap ; you can get dram peach*. or pine-apples for Meglieb blackberries being pin haps the dearest fruit, namely, fourpeoce a pound ; loaf of bread mete but twopence; and as for hell, you can ...

... three halfpence to fourpeoce a pound. Fruit is cheap ; you can get a dossn peaches or pine•applee for threepenc , . English blackberries being perhaps the dearest fruit, namely, fourpeuce a pound ; a loaf of bread costs but twopence; aod for bib, you can catch ...

... er took the gir e to Fifepondr, and handed her over to the station b mater there, who had her convered to her home at t Blackberry Hill, Stapleton, In a cab. Had the girl r jumped from the train on to the Fishpond. station t platform Instead of at Staple ...