... fuaps.—Tho have decided the whole of the on strike do not resume Wy the af Youne Dover, has, it is sister went to pick blackberries, but the sister lost ry been heard of her. her, aod acd g Common is Tus Homs Sucasraky at Home port of performed a presentation ...

... there will patdown. But it is now unlikely @ regular The Ameer will not live for ever. ‘ullaba, mad and are as plentiful as blackberries. agg PO ore of Peshawur may be in the a prudent and Bat teow. CR for No come of this forward good hen ever So far jimimisbes ...

... this be so, it will be iwell for them to remem- ber that competent managers and superinten- dents are as plentifisl a.s blackberries; but that there is only one Professor Mfacewen in Her Majesty's dominions.?' ...

... and has never had to use his whistle as much. There was a record nunier of stoppages, infringements being as plentitul as blackberries. Greenock Wanderers opened the season with a most creditable victory over Glasgow' s Academicals, the latter going . under ...

... grand goal by T. M. Scott. In the seeond half the North fe completely to pieces, and tries were almost as plentiful as blackberries. Watson kicked over, and T. Scott dashed up and scored ; next, after some passing Patterson got over, and T. M. Scott missed ...

... s at very low rates. There is thus a grand opportunity given of seeing the hips in their brightest scarlet and of black-berrying to the hearts' content, and only good wea.therH is needed to make the holiday a success. For those who prefer to stay ...

... f the keen om. jpetition -which they now create in the auction roo moccurrod this afternoon, when Children' , .thering Blackberri'es.' and . Clildren Fish- ing, by P. Dafle: .Childish Amusement, by !W. Dickinson; and. Youth Dividing kge, by J. ...

... onions. 120 pkg.; cabbages. 2942 pkgs pears, 2314 pkg plums, 451 pkga apples. 11l pkg.' tomatoes 6 packgs carrots, 10 pkgs blackberries-J. Rankine & Soli Aug 23-AUGUSTA Newcastle, Beeelung HAMBURG (116 (15 men)-P. J. Wilkie Water ballast Aug 23-NEWCASTLE ...

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... Three-figure innings, to which a few years ago used to he coinpara- ty tive rarities, have consequently been plenti- a; 1ful as blackberries in autumn. More than it jthirty such scores have already been regis- ht tered, several of the players being a t not out ...