... the magistrates remanded the woman for week, and granted bail conditional upon her finding surety £10. POACHERS GO BLACKBERRYING For poaching land the occupation of 1 Mr. Fred Lewis at Flmstone Hardwicka, Thomas Stevens, of 42 Queen-street; Fredk ...

... A large number of beautiful floral tributes were sent. CULLOMPTON. Mr Walter Chambers of Killerton, picked a. piece off blackberry bush containing eight ripe berries last week. The last rose summer still lingers at Silvertou Station garden. A surprise ...

... models of vessels he like to have of the thnt to and the the model returned “GUT” TOO MUCH COMMITTEE REDUCTION IN COUNTY blackberries which outvied the of and the Winter primroses and wallflowers which had bloom in January received sharp set-back icy-fingered ...

... by following members: Recitation, Cradle Song,' Miss Doro.hy Burton; solo, My TasK, Miss Eileen Keinia; recitation, ' 'Blackberry Pie. Miss Mary Mitchell; solo, our Father, Miss Gladys Cooper; Sea-Foams, Miss Phyllis Galloway; duet, The Voice of ...

... nodosa; onc ll . Hypericum Androsromum; .. cus. The Oxa.is, Galium, ,n Mercurialis have been for so ia ]f-rirf' A bunch of blackberries, aboi D° gathered a few days since o' l * * * * 'Yeovu,.—Our Annual Ball It jjy went off with considerable^! attended by ...

... n Down ; could pick palm and primroses for Easter in Stert Valley; could follow the wax and of the year from bluebells blackberries, from the thrush Valentine, to the robin at Christmas, and find enchantment in every phase and change of it. But it was ...

... BLOND BAXTERS Sir,—l have three Baxter prints marked Le Biond, called Grandfather's Pipe, Crossing the Brook, and The Blackberry Gatherers. They are ovals. What is their value? G. E. FARNDON. 2, Bella Vista, Croyde Bay, Feb. 7. REDWINGS AT Sir,—Speaking ...

... or taking an easy on one of the neighbour's window sill. Prominent at local fairs and markets, skilled in droving and blackberrying, few would have guessed him to be the son of a well.te-do and popular doctor. Starting his education as a lad at Campden ...

... Washes. Sprays. Insecticides, etc. Representative Mr. W. S. Baldwin. Mansion House Hotel, Evesham. 654 L H imALAyA Giaot Blackberries; 600 rooted 6d. each: 200 one-year briars. 9d. tech.—Fitzgerald, Brook Farm. Cropthom!,._ QTRONG Rhubarb Sets: early variety; ...

... - ner embossed on the bottom 1 tne mount, prices would (!Ui, -s grandfather's Pipe three . i ossin g Brook two ea Blackberry Gatherers Vali> Le Blond broke away Pr.j ting- tradition as regards li Patentee always made his \k e « . the mounts, but ...

... of men do not feel it. So Mrs. Browning continues: Only he who sees takes off his shoes: The rest sit round and gather blackberries. The psalmist says that the world full the influence of God and the control of God. All things are Thy servants. As you ...

... night and day (I (lied mouth is far from your head TI “le JUllC Tour trunk is all packed I fear can until spring red green Blackberry I said know you are when you’re red re red you’re green Blit to say what I mean to befuddle one’s head Seagull's Feather ...