... that diamond fields encroach upon gold fields in that part of the world, and that millionaires abound as plentifully as blackberries. Otherwise there might be those who would grumble at paying 7%d. for the harmless and necessary luxury of the breakfast ...

... in his care when the child felt inclined to have a ramble in the woods. One afternoon the children went there to gather blackberries — which was a favourite fruit with Mr. Bertram. Elsie had a basket on her arm, and hoped to surprise her father at eupp°r ...

... noble act of kindness end sell-denial. What soldier ever does? Rest—let as thank God it—grateful hearts are plentiful as blackberries in autumn by highway and by hedgerow, sad thus John Hughes, though he never wished for it, received A Soldier's Reward ...

... cyclists of the country. Master George's list is almost quite full. Among recent arrivals is the famous stiwolechase mare Blackberry; also a hay mare. from the Omagh, by Pride of Prussia out of lioneyconiii. The victory of the Jew a few weeks ago in carry ...

... Enjoyable Day Belvoir is likely to be afforded on Thursday next, when his Grace the Duke >f Rutland will open sale of work on Blackberry Hill, A aid of the Belvoir District Benefit Nursing Association. This interesting ceremony is fixed for twelve I'clook, ...

... receive any other. It is not a very great hardship, however, for schools, both public and private, are as plentiful as blackberries, and if the child all delicate doctor will hesitate over giving a certificate. It is rather late allude to the honour which ...

... 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 ...

... and led to a pretty “conglomeration of ideas,” as Mr Underwood not inaptly remarked. Propositions were as plentiful as blackberries in autumn, but when it came to voting there was no decision. So far, the new rule that relief business shall be taken first ...

... didn't want tint kind. IN SCHOOLDAYS. Still sits ibe achoothonse oy the road, A rewrod bt-ugar ; Around still the provr And blackberry-riaes eie running. Within the master' U f*een, De'p-scarrcd raps official ; earping floor, the battered aeata. The jadt ...

... developed fruit, whether the blossoms are fertilised or not. Efforts are beiug made get rid of the thorns on raspberry and blackberry plants, simply for eonveniecoe in picking the fruit The thorns are intended by nature to protect tbo plants from animals ...

... - 4 eAziiif, l vitDNEiD . 4 r t JUNE 5 1895. 86 SF RS. j . 2 A Ti • 4.. - J. rl.. , 0111 * 0 LI LJ ICi ll 'IT Aclawo . Blackberry-Brandy—A mended • • • • • • Apricot Brandy—Very fine Peach-Brandy Ginger-brandy Anaconda-Brandy Green Yellow Litres ...

... of the awes es in Meow' of jos tles to Ireland and t, the party who h,..k.1,,, a h . - t i,,, loopped biz, rupberry sad blackberry plants, simply for cos- &etre to tarry It out. H. • member of the RI , hi . sitt ,„ t , t,, ,other ma. venienm la picking ...