... Tiv.; - lady replied I migook a bumble bee for • blackberry A STORY FROM BERMUDA. Some yearn ago, a battery of artillery was a: big gun practice at Bermuda. One of the gum la 30-ton) wm found to have a serious flaw. The dicer in charge not caring ...

... lesson—primrose and violet gathering in apnnir. rose and wild strawberries in summer. tho delights of mushrooming and blackberrying in autumn, and even the snow and frost of winter, all bring their own pleasures. Theo there are books lent by kind friends ...

... (Birmingham,. were charged with sleopmg in • shed belonging to Mr. J. Gwillizn, the New Mill. Prisoners had been in the distr.ct blackberry-picking. P.B. Lloyd sa.d they were sleeping in straw, and tad pipes and tobacco. He did not find any matches. Prisoners ...

... contemplate enlargements. (o,d supplies of apglet and pears. bust quality selling well. Ifnierste demand for inferior lots Blackberries still cheap. No change in potatoes, cabbages, carrot.% tutu's, ■ad onion, - BIRLISLAIAN. THURSDAY. -Fruit ; Pineapple ...

... tablespoonful of finely clacked ice in the bottom of a lemonade glar , and over it the orange soup. Current, raspberry, blackberry and cherry' soups are all made in the sameway. Fruit soup served as fi rst coulee at a luncheon. Pickled Y Mackerel.—Half ...

... up crust and keep body and soul together by sue t occupation. as gathering mushrooms and watercresses, bird-catching. blackberrying. and ronietimer stone breaking. The rough life and exposure at last. however, told upon his constitu• Lion. Two or three ...

... now said there war no estimate given except in the course of conversation. Those sort of estimates were as plentiful es blackberries in autumn, and varied from £7.000 to £30,000. If they wore to build ! a new hoe. they would not do it for £30,000. would ...