... six. who returned home on Sunday complaining of htadache. was afterwards ascertained that he had had feast of acorns and blackberries, and he subsequently became convulsed and died from acute inflammation. A discreditable scene was witnessed Christ Church ...

... keeps well. Pnt in and when cold tie down in the usual way. —: . Blackberry Jelly.—Proceed as for bla ...

... p.m. on Tuesday, and there he found the ia*h box. The place was about yards fr».m the Surrey Mirror office. box was in blackberry bush. He saw that it had been broken open, and it w*as empty. Some pieces of paper that lie picked up near t. e spot had ...

... juice. It must kept stirring from the time it is put into the preserving pan, and will require boiling for about 20 minutes. Blackberry jam made from old-fashioned recipe especially wholesome for children. Hie proportions allowed should be half pound of coarse ...

... Fortunately, the hedges are never so bare that they will not not supply some pretty leaves and berries. Copper bowls filled with blackberry leaves, red berries and trail* of ivy on a spread green and yellow brocaded, silk will look far better than many more coatly ...

... with other poor law officers has had to contribute out of his salary in past years. —Sos A five-vear old boy was picking blackberries in the Glorv Wood. Dorking, on Tuesday, when he had the misfortune to step into a wasp's nest. The wasps resented the intrusion ...

... of all sorts and all sizes occupy every available piece of turf during the summer, and the elevens are as plentiful as blackberries On looking through the files of the Surrey Mirror I find that during the present season we haive reported the matches ...

... of age. said that on the day named she was in the service Mrs. Huxham, at Oikwood. and the evening was sent out to pick blackberries. When in the field adjoining the cricket ground Bourne came to her. made an improper suggestion, a/ud assaulted her. When ...

... T. Danoy, Charlwood; Denuifl, Newdigatc; M. V. Dixon, Bleching; .1 .It. Dier, Danehill; A. Djp'ock, Fle'ching; Edwards. Blackberry Farm, East Grinstead; R. Edwards. Hammerwood, East Grinsteid; J. Elliott. Souih Nutfield; J. Edgell, Horley; J. R!ip, lfield; ...

... Cowden; T. Dancy, Charlwood; Dennjs, Newdigate; M. V. Dixon, Fleching; .it. Dier, Danehill; A. Diplock, Fletching; Edwards, Blackberry Farm, East Grineteed; R. Edwards, Hammerwood, East Grinstend; J. Elliott, South Nutfield; J. Edgell, Horley; J. Ede, Ifieid; ...

... The feature of all loral games Saturday was the amazingly heavy scoring on the the home teams. Sixe- were as plentiful as blackberries. Two of the League matches won G —o, and the other by 7—o. Goal averages are going up, as. the broker would say. The meeting ...

... The feature of all local games 011 Saturday w;is the amazingly heavy scoring on the the home teams. Sixes were plentiful blackberries. Two of the League matches were won by 6—o, and the other by 7—o. Goal averages are going up. as the broker would say. ...