... PotsQSBn . —Three ^ ' tads ,: named lAwranoe , ' Oxford , arid Wothcihy ; livuieTat'DOTbhport ; -irent into • the country blackberry-picking' ; on Sunday . ; All three were tafcan 'ill , ' nn ' d . last evpning Lawrancediod . ' ' ' Oxford is still dangerously ...

... MESTIOS was made yesterday of -the sappoaed poisoning of-three , boys living at Deronport- nrhile gathering blackberries on Sunday , one of them dying on . Tuesday evening . . A ^ second ^ death ^ ooqurred ye ?* terday . ^ .. ~ . ' ' ' \ - ' ' ...

... country life at Wifcley are read in the Harvest Moon , The Gander , Returning from Ploughing , Young Anglers , Blackberry . Gatherers , and in other canvases . Pinwell , - who so closely resembled Walker that their styles may be said to be ...

... cal lusury , classed with ice craage and the date , and yet we find him speaking of it as if it were as well known as a blackberry- Let the sky rain potatoes , sa-rs Sir Jcha ' iri the Merry Wives of Windsor with his usual note of indelicacy , proving ...

... first explanation is the ' most . unlikely , for . pro-Boers who bear the namo of Dr Orr are happily not as plentiful as blackberries . In eithar of the other alternatives it is clear that oud . party- or rila .. other 'is entitled'to ' explanation ana ...

... child has a chance ill life . In other respects tha taio belongs to . the type of society novel now as plentiful as . blackberries . The chief figure is a . girl Sarah , the daughter of Cecil Trevor and . MilIy Sha . nnan . Cecil is a , wealthy aristocrat ...

... laird of Woodhouselee . ( The adjectives are Sir Walter ' s . ) There was a time when Lords of Session were as plentiful as blackberries along that road . But there was that later visitor to the manse to whom that road was dear as his life . He has since become ...

... Ine ? JoUvet . Of the making of lady violinists to-day there is no end . Up to a certain class they are as plentiful as blackberries . But Miss Jolivet showed something more than mere acquired talent . There was genuine musical sentiment in her rendering ...

... lit several parts of tho colony , and are found to be- particularly ' well suited to rough country . They are very fond of blackberry -foliage , briars , &o ., and several settlers find them . of use in preventing the spread of those pests . ' Tneroisa ...

... thr idcak of Buril .-i . [ t . was liijrli time . in our advanc-• iiiR' fcivJisat-inti , ( . hat biir .-kbiters . iiko blackberries . should reaa' to elins in clu .-h-rs . . ind tliat tliu indna-Irions circulation of foul rumour and liic hot . ironing ...

... doing something smart , and frequentl y falling in love with those beautiful Dutch angels who are evidently as plentiful as blackberries in South Africa . The booK is disfigurcd by ita . triviality , ite boastiiilness i ite curious romancing , and by its inflated ...

... sudden , dash of a . predatory bird . In these nests wo have also found haws , the fruit of tho whitethorn , tho seeds of blackberry and holly , and the stones of the sloe or blackthorn , all with the kernel extracted throrign a neat hole chiselled by the ...