... be seen. One wonders, tythe-way, what will become of a.l the military titles in South Africa. They will he plentiful as blackberries for fo*. Another visitor the House last evening General Kritzinger. would be interesting to get the candid nnd private ...

... 5s to 5s 6d, butter (retail) is to ld, egg 3 (retail) 7 to 8 for ls. Fruit and vegetables- Apples ls to ls 3d per 100, blackberries 2d per quart, cabbages Id each, cauliflowers lid 2d. potatoes lOd, beans 2d per ICO. SOUTH MOLTON.—Attendance and supply ...

... seriously ill, suffering from blood poisoning, primarily due his neck being scratched by a bramble while he was picking blackberries. The many ratepayers, who appreciate his endeavours to cut down the ever increasing expenditure of the District Council ...

... Fruit, and vegetables—Apples Is 6d per 100. pear* 6d to ls 3d. cauliflowers lid 2 doaoh. Id, potatoes 9d to lOd per score, blackberries 2d per quart. TAUNTON CORN. —Very good attendance. Good qualities of wheat firmer, secondary [easier ; large supply of ...

... vegetables—Apples Is to 6d peT 100, pears Is 6d to ls Bd. cauliflowers to deacn. cabbages ld. potatoes 9d lOd per score, blackberries 2d per quart. SOUTH MOLTON.—The attendance was fully up to the average j the supply good, and trade improving. Shambles ...

... reply to charge, pleaded guilty.—Mr. Alford defendant's mother had given lieT Td to bring back bread with. While picking blackberries, she lost money, and was to save herself from a thrashing the girl yielded temptation. Defendant bore an excellent character ...

... A s in this district are now be-0?7?tl primroses, but a rarity for the fit Packed on Monday in the shape Kr InH? c ri blackberries. t Order of Rechabites (West a + North Cornwall District) are now of the district, and Thurs(E?iQ+h^sT'next a public meeting ...

... not seriously upset the backbone of Conservatism, because incomes of £800 year and upwards are. not as plentiful as blackberries. Mr. Ritchie, however, was not in a-eoirrmunicatire mood, and the questioner had to be satisfied with a general assurance ...

... the hollow this limb a blackberry plant has settled, and is growing away merrily. It is traditional to find mistletoe on the oak (though we are told that this is the very tree which mistletoe does not like), but'to pick blackberries from an oak is, indeed ...

... the hollow this limb'a blackberry plant has settled, and is growing away merrily. It is traditional to find mistletoe on the oak (though we are told that this is the very tree which mistletoe does not like), but to pick blackberries from an oak is, indeed ...

... September morning, when the still green fields were all glittering with dew, and bright webs silver gtewuitr sparkled on the blackberry hushes, acorn and mushroom found themselves side by side. The mushroom was tali ana fresh-looking, and .thought a deal himesll ...

... superlative; and Golden Queen of England), which was raised, oddly enough, by crossing superlative (red) with the cut-leaved blackberry (Rubus laciniatus). Tomatoes Out of Doors, In a favourable season these are very profitable crop, especially as when once ...