... Benevolent Institution an increased revenue of £6Ol was reported. Primroses are ‘)‘lenti!ul at Llangoed (Anglesey), and blackberries iufl- about to colour have been picked at Llanllechid, near Bangor. Mr. Michael Meagher, the sitting member, was selected ...

... of wf , substitute ‘emulsions have no » unwittingly perhaps, irremediable harm sentenced. i stories are as plentiful ae blackberries in down to as low as Sd..a p Det autumn. A ota contemporary. Not bi anid ¢ wtb ofthe =a of my reputation That is why Scott’s ...

... of employment through free-imported =nutortured goods from Europe, and they, poor unfortunate creatures. forced to pick blackberries or do odd jobs. _ Is this fair to Englishmen? No, dee:ld:delay not. Tariff Reform will come, t - most sooner or later. ...

... advantages of ducal edomination in rurai distriots. Dukes and \ Slords in this aristocratic constituency are as erommon as blackberries in a prosperous Sbramble. First in local importance is his oGrace of Portland, the man who threatened Sdlire consequences ...

... :;:F.A Make a custard with one sholefi the Xaoll of another, caster sugar ik, Add to it when cold half & cupful of melted blackberry jelly and a little lemon juice. Stir the custard well, and then pour it over the pears and bananas. Decorate with chopped ...

... Balkan States and in Russia pec evity is far more general than in Western Europe, and cen- There tenarians are as common as blackberries. were said in I to be 5, centenarians livin in Servia, a country wit population of little over ten millions, while observers ...

... lecture Mr. Crowther stated that the climate was so mild that on the day before one Christmas he gathered Ave quarts of blackberries and eighty different kinds of Sower. ...

... we sha liva happily ever after. The divorce 1 will have no raison d'etre, and Darbys and Joans will be as plentiful as blackberries. The discovery, however, will not keep other folk from coming into conflict. Aure will always be clashing as long as the ...

... the pulpit, and he scrutinised the decorations CU The fruit and flowers is pretty,” he said length “And there ain’t no blackberries interwove by some foolish female along the hupper edge of the pulpit. It are very distractin , \\ilham, 1 hassur P you ...

... he met, Marjory Y;rovn sauntering along with a basket full of blackberries. “Evenin’, Marjie,” he said, with a nervous clutch at his forelocks. “I say, you ’ave go* some prime blackberries, an’ no error.” “Evenin’, Joe,” remarked Miss Brown calmly, passing ...

... they are, at the same time, fruits; and among these are the Engli American blackberries, the cros* between (he blackberry and tin berry, and the lowborry—n croM bet blackberry and the loganberry. Now. should not advise allotting more a small portion of ...

... true blackberry, with its hybrids which are classed bra though they are, at the same time, fruits; and among these are the Engli American blackberries, the loganlierr cros« between the blackberry and the berrv. and the lowberry—a cross blackberry and the ...