... MYSTERY OF A MISSING SOLDIER. While blackberrying at Aldershot. Rushmoor. an out-of-work man discovered almost beneath a bramhk bosh the decomposed body of a drummer of the Leicestershire Regiment. A rope was found tightly Modiste the man's lege. and ...

... gin, beloved of all cot-avers; hawthorn berries, which make a )eautiful rod wine sweeter than claret; blackberries, to make into the de•icious blackberry wine which saves many a doctor's bill for sore throats, 'when taken piping hot. Elderberry Wine, too ...

... particularly well repreireated. Mrs. Gallagher was wearies a black satin coat and black bat; Miss Mellornnish a crushed blackberry two-piece suit and black hat with oeprecs. Mrs. Cogan bad a white co:fume ani blue cram:sue hat. Mn. was is black. The Min ...

... world. If they're in a hurry they eau always get out and walk; if they want to make daisy chains, or gather mushrooms and blackberries, they step off the hatga and eulleot their supplier. and sauntering across the fields to the next lock will find themselves ...

... cootauttes. CLARK'S CRAY CUSTARD. Clark's Creels Custard saket a dr hghttel dish soned with tie eases s Mots I. • l with blackberries. lire lilhttsl which is its spacial ter ten alms a dr ordinary custard. Made is Last, the Gardsel order hyiriesse rt meld ...

... the country people, except those who consider themselves too modern and advanced to believe in folk tales, will eat the blackberry. although they pick the fruit for commercial purposes readily enough. The reason is that tradition bhelieves “that the Crown ...

... bast catch the of Scarborough berms test wa. landed testerday, SS steam drifters baring average of 12 crass. A Soldier's blackberrying a weeds near Caerphilly, two men found the amecogaisable remains of • soldier. with • rusted opms rater near. Lower Deck ...

... Together they travelled the Mountain Road, where the little stream laughed as it ran behind the hedge, where already the blackberries were ripening; and presently they traveled hand in hand. ~ v „ , . . ~, “Gassy,” said he, “ye’re the sweetest thmg God ...

... down' bunches: mustard and cress. 1/3 to 1 / 6 Per dams bunches; otarrowe, 4 / 6 to 6 , ote half. bag; piPeepples. 2 / 6 blackberries. 1/9 to 2/. per 416. ohm. LONDON 'mingles generally and sew. to dlOl-; to it 7 10/, 10,-; and oat ditto. ...

... Grand Piano. brilliant tore. snit dance hall, bargain, 214; also Cottage Piano,' 12 Moontpleasant Parade. off Itooelagli BLACKBERRY lam and Lemon Marmala de : 21b. 1 -: Plum Jam.2ll) 1 2. o , trnson 3,111. 211, 1 4. Ilb Rd . : iars Id. e xttAi all pure ...

... the past hour or so, said the proprietor of the Brown Bear when be had entered t!te little parlour. Have you been blackberrying, listening to the tongs of the thrnshct, or watching the young lambs gambol ?•' No, slowly answered Mr. Brown, rriiting ...

... ratepayers of Graiguenamanagb would appeal to President Cosgrave against the decision of the Council. MUNSTER. Bad Blackberry Harvest— Blackberries are very backward and far from plentiful in the South as a result of the wet season. Sale of House Property.— ...