... scoundrels dtly must be Mrs Younghusband wants to know Which is the best way to mark table linen ? Leave the baby and a blackberry pie alone at the table for three minutes. Mr Smith, said a lady at the fair, won't you please buy a bouquet to present ...

... and a sturdy plant of the genus Rubu?, which I put down as being Rubus fruticosii3, known to the populace as the common blackberry In a recess in one of the cornices Mr Fowler discovered the remains of a birdVnest, of which the brood had evidently long ...

... flung me out on a pile of sharp rocks and overturned the wood on top of me the old bull flung me over the fence into the blackberry patch, the dog bit me twice, and I was terribly stung by hornets I guess I sprained every joint and wrist and ankle on my ...

... Mr Gayton, a8 ho ruefully rubbed his sore arm. Officer Jones, of Bassaleg, said the widow was in the habit of pilfering blackberries, mushrooms, turnip-tw, and sweae-tops-anything that came in her way and the Bench decided on a fine, with the alternative ...

... and south sides of the hall, the stage being at the east end. On the inside tables were dotted about almost as thick as blackberries. Round all these tables there clustered merry groups of journalists, their wives, sweethearts, and friends. Ladies at a ...

... railwar shunter named j  S ? proceede through BICkleigh Vale, the r-own pic-nicking spot, witi• nt* ent5 ion of picking blackberries. Th? S°???? near the Lea Moor China Cl^lw ° w?ocia there is a private rlhILY In co?L? ?? ?i-t.h ?the Great Western mun ...

... I asked with affected ignorance. Beant yo' noticed the berries and nuts coming o'er the fields ? Never such a year for blackberries and nuts. I had noticed the berries of the bramble, the elder, wayfarers' tree, the mountain ash, and the hawthorn, and ...

... near Dover, has, it is believed, been kidnapped. The dnld, with her sister, went to Ewell Minnia two days ago to pick blackberries, but the sister lost sight of bar, and nothing has since been heard of her. BweQ Mim-d Common is much frequented by tramps ...

... Pritchard and the girl at home. The amoko from the burn- ing building attracted the attention of two men j who were gathering blackberries, Llewellyn j Williams, seaman, a native of the locality, and Phinea.s Rowlands, labourer, and they hurried to the spot ...

... Dure white Persia Kittens, fit to win, 15s each tahbiee, 7s «d Good and eating Apples (hand picked), '.id per Th gathered Blackberries, 121b. for it -J rIF™J, Farm, Beckington, Bat^ JOINERS a.-e requested to Keep y. rllh,„~ during the strike. Irom VV ANTED ...

... surrendered trhe lease as there were so many there.—Mr A. J. Stevens said that the houses there were nearly as thick as blackberries, and it was unfortunate that the licences of some were not surrendered.—The Mayor Cannot you find a more salubrious neigh- ...

... his hair standing up on his back his eyes were protruding from their sockets he seemed to be gazing into a thick clump of blackberry bushes and uttering low, ferocious growls. The cause of his agitation was a mystery, for the rustling had ceased. I went ...