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

... 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 ...

... named Cummings, and j proceeded through Bickleigh Vale, the well- known pic-nicking spot, with the intention of picking blackberries. They entered the woods I near the Lea Moor China Clay Works, where there is a, private railway in connection with tho ...

... rural parts of Eng- laud and Wales are not more thickly populated than they are, for any amount of fruits, like nnts and blackberries, are wasted every year in the country for the want of people to gather and make use of them. I see the bushes of the nut- ...

... 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 ...

... Pritcha.rd and the girl at homo. The smoke from the burn- ing building attracted the attrition of two men who were gathering blackberries, Llewellyn Williams, seaman, a native of the locality, and Phineas Rowlands, labourer, and they hurried to the spot to ...

... Mr Gayton, as he ruefully rubbed his sore arm. Officer Jones, of Bassalep, said the widow was in the habit of pilfering blackberries, mushrooms, turnip-tops, and swede-tops—anything that came in her way and the Bench decided on a fine, with the alternative ...

... made known at the time, but is believed to be as follows -I, Mr David Phillips's Maid of the Moun- tain 2, Mr J. John's Blackberry Jam; 3, Mr H. Reynolds's Black Bess. OPEN PONT RACE (13 hands and under distance, one milo three ran).-I, Mr J. Ebsworth's ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... said the returned Klondiker. where the nuggets wove said to be as plentiful as blackberries. And they were not ? Well, ves, they were but, you see, there are no blackberries in that region. Auntie A penny for vour thoughts.—Little Nephew I was thinking ...

... of-tbe-way places gather. ing blackberries, without let or hindrance, just as they pleased. They did no ha.rm. They wandered in the woods 'and gathered nuts, and no one had a word to say against them. Now. however, blackberries and nuts have both assumed ...