... learn reminded thai this St. David's Day, not the soup : for spring 'path's year lack the forwardness of the v ' ; v , blackberry. It by the receipt of f.eie Scarborough, who wishes to Wales can beat Ceylon or any !I ' .. , a nds down the matter of long ...

... weather baa been, even on tbe north coast of Cornwall. Mr E. Vigors, of Newlyo East, near Newquay, sends Standard, a' ripe blackberry, which was picked in a lane near that village on February 23, and at same time mentions that near there there a rose fell ...

... weather has been, even on the ncrth coast of Cornwall, Mr. A. E. Vigars,of Newlyn Eust, near Nowquay, sends the Standard ripe blackberry, | which was picked in a lane ver that village on February 23cd, and he at the same time mentions that near there thers ...

... has been even ou the north coast of Cornwall, Mr. AF. Vigurs, of Newlyn East, near Newquay, sends the ¢« Standard,” a ripe blackberry, which was picked in a lane pear that viliage on Februsry 23, and he at the same time mentions that nesr there is = Banksia ...

... justify himself to Mr Brown before he field Stanley Petter would rejoin did Sir John Falstaff If reasons were as plentiful as blackberries You should none of them” i ( is a quite erroneous impression as to j the powers of the Barnstaple borough representatives ...

... of Mr oould all feel perfectly sure everything oould be being in mine to achieve (Applause) all fault-finders plentiful blackberries but fault-mender® were like angels’ visits— far between Whilst gladly weloomed old Cornish shareholders who had pub their ...

... inst. HARTLEY'S Jar s.-Per Sib. Jar, 'Strawberry. lid.; Raspberry, 11d. • Bleak Currant, lid.; Efilb. jar. Goceebetry, L.; Blackberry. with • Jelly, le.-Boweas's Stoma, 49, Dijon- Road, Bexhill. Has tugs Town Council.-A of ' the Hastings Twin will be hold ...

... ‘ore that vade the together; when you bunted the hedges for b for me, or, later on, gathered me the ripest e as the of blackberries. You told me then that sor with the should be your little wife, but it was play—n obikdish play.” and as “But when we broke ...

... name of Gocifroid Oharlovoix, where wye h-rve an excellent stew, beautiful oountry butter, .beuits, ?? con- serve, and blackberry preserve, all for 20 cents. Does Monsieur, the innkeeper, know the house where T1homas Moore, the English poet, lived nearly ...

... mild weather ho* been, even north coast Cornwall, Mr. A. B. Vigors, Nowlyn East, near Newquay, sends the •‘Standard” ripe blackberry, which wo* picked a lane near that village February 23, and at th-4 same lime mentions that near there a rose in lull bloom ...

... display of floral garniture. list of forty different plants in bloom has already been made in the North of England, and ripe blackberry has been picked near Newquay, in Cornwall. It will be curious to note what kind of wel* come March will give to these s ...

... the lA. hem, oa the earth meat of Cornwall, Mr. A I , Z. Vim,., of Newlyn Neat, sear Newqnsy, ern& ' th Standard a ripe blackberry, which WM. in S lane near that oa 23 . tad to. at the tinge that sear Mere I I Is Makin ia fell bloom. Samoa home &got, ...