... tha.n usual. This the attendance oroce ascribed to the blackberry season. THE SONG OF THE TRUANT. Oh, C(JJlIe then. my lads, let us go and bs mer:y; Let us pluck at our will the luscious blackberry. Could aught t, au the sky awl the sunshine. brighter ...

... in attendance through the collapse of industries locally. Times were very bad there, as was shown by the fact that even blackberrying afforded a harvest to the people. Mothers protested that they could hot send children to school without food, and it was ...

... mild weather, which came Lo a sudden termi- nation yesterday, is furnished by the fact that large quantities ot fine ripe blackberries are still to be found on the hedges in some of tue Uo-.ver lanes. tue Uo-.ver lanes. The secretary of the Swansea Hospital ...

... wood with three little children in her care and went down past the New Aidl Farm. They passed their time away in picking blackberries, and after they had tilled their basket they came back to the gate, where she had left the mail-cart, in viiieli there ...

... wood with three little children in her caro and went down past the New Mill Farm. They pasted their time away in picking blackberries, and after they had tilled their basket they came back to the gate, where she had left the mail-cart, in which there was ...