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... regarded without any particular dislike, and at the General Election pledges to support women's suffrage were as plentiful as blackberries. Saturday's elections have. however, brought a most remarkable change over the spirit of the dream, and most of the Go ...

... golden oorn-fields, between luxuriant hedges, on which, as soon am ever August arrives,, the largest and most We- Clone of blackberries may be found in profusion. One may go fishing, too. I know of one gentleman, who was like John Gilpin'. wife. although ...

... Mr. Wyse 71 reory cies 11. . Is. till:: by ('i.e. reeald—Falss Drees' IL Wiest,. Ilhotbrrry Menem. by 3C .,.. 3, Tolessue—Blackberry Desist/ha Thells me*. 6 yre. Ig Irreg. —Pslry Cleo It. errlbbeee. M. mars, 5 yrs ► by lislles;tee—Ru• be Royal . Treat* ...

... more and It would have Deemed to me all right and harmoniums. WlAllrig 720 X WILD 1 CRT. By a /grange anomaly, both blackberries and nuts are being sold in London at the present moment for sixpence a pound. 'which is about three times the price lately ...