... n time of peace. At the present moment things are 1 ly different. That is to say, recruits into his are as plentiful as blackberries. They d he take hold mouth, and will not be denied. Thou nd him out: of the wings of the morning they wil they keep tim ...

... turnstiles has averaged over £1,000 daily. Immense quantities of mushrooms are now being gathered in the West Country, and the blackberry Apples crop for the working men’s jam is very heavy. are are a moderate crop, but plums are plentiful, an selling at from ...

... remedy the evil. The main streets still are very hilly and bumpy, and shake any cyclist on a light machine almost to picees. ‘Blackberry runs” are fashionable among clubites at present. CLUB RUNS FOR TO-MORROW. Armley and Districet—To Almscliffe Craggs, at ...

... Live Canary Is!ai ds has arrived The Gualts is excellent, and the price as low as 1s. a dozen. Welsh and Glencestershire blackberrie too, are plenti- € 4 iui oa if } 4 L Cirenoble walnuts are the leading . ne . the price is 6d. a |b. Tushrooms are Lies ...

... if came to the repeated what the- 2 ‘ gentioman Had said, aéd- oe a? Ing: this may be true, gentlemen, but ven took it. BLACKBERRY lackberry services bave heen keld at the two town churches of Woki ag. Cite eburch the chil- dren’s offerings of the frnit ...

... (Kempton Park)—Peltenebrosa. Waldegrave Plate Majesty. Liverpool November Handicap—Foxhill Ruffies are doomed To-day is blackberry Friday. A colliery warning is issued Pudsey wants a more imposing Post Office. It is announced from Naples that Mount Vesuvius ...

... td. per stone : pears (English), Is. to Is. bu. per stone, do., Duchess, 4s. to ds. Od. per box; do., lUs. to per crate; blackberries, 23. 6d. per stone; walnuts, new, 2s. od. stone; do. (new Grenoble), 6s. Ud. per baz; cobnuts §' 2d. per Ib. > cranberries ...

... virtually decided to abolish the regimental canteen. Last week in Greater London 3,484 births and 2,271 deaths were registered. Blackberry brambles are rapidly over-running vast areas of Austrajia, and are becoming a serious pest to the farmer. The Hull Watch ...

... condition in the depths of wood, where he had constructed a primitive shelter with sticks and twigs. His lair was in thicket of blackberry twigs. His bed was formed of ferns. TEN THOUSAND PEOPLE AND NO BEERHOUSE. The village of Wa kden, which is chiefly devoted ...

... was struck by lightning yesterday. The spire w«a practically destroyed. Taranaki, New Zealand, is suffering from pest of blackberries. Pigs are being set to grub the roots of the bushes out of the soil. Lovat's Scouts, numbering 10 officers and 210 men ...

... bicycle without a light. Lord Dudley will return to the Turf soon after taking up his residence at (.'a.-t!e. Very few blackberries have yet come on the market. the fruit being exceptionally late. The installation the (iainewt 11 fire alarm system in ...

... is keeping back the English tomatoes. There is a phenomenal crop of Kent cob-nuts this year, while walnuts are scarce. Blackberries are late, and not good. There has been quite heavy supply of local cauliflowers this week; 2d. will buy a very good sample ...