... from his hiding place in the forest yesterday, but he eluded capture. He is pelieved to be back in the forest, with only blackberries and a tew wild apples to eat C b mmmm— S«POINT PLAN [nsurance men start ‘pational campaign Eight hundred insurance office ...

... Flarke; 2, J. R. Drew; 3, H. R. Tremett, Early dessert pears: 1, H. R. Tremlett; 2, R. Measham (Exmouth); 3, C. Samuelson. ! Blackberries: 1, S. J. Hunkin; 2, H. R. Tremlett; 3. D. Dyer (Dawlish). Any other berry: 1, T. J. Holland: 2. }: E)' Martin; 3, S. G ...

... and makes good flour, but it is no more possible to make white bread from it than it is to make a white pudding out of blackberries Yours truly, T PALMER. Newington, Tavistock, 12th January. 1910 ...

... Prison by jumping the walk For four days he lived in a field suffering from an ankle injury. During this time be lived on blackberries. He got on to small estate and took a handbag containing £4 2s. Od. from a house. Still In prlaon etoUM*, and carryinf ...

... sadly inclement summer in its consequences than the mar- velloua difference thi; year in the matter of blackberries as compared with last. The blackberry season of 1887 was, I think, all things considered, the finest in myrecollection. I never remember seeing ...

... faint hopes are entertained of her recovery. From the evidence it appears that Mrs. Sage bad daring the day been picking blackberries. She brought them to Exmouth and sold them to get tome food for be. ebild , en, and at the same time brought the prisoner's ...

... Nornngtou and Bon, Ltd.. Bon hay-road, Eseter. WANTED. GENERAL FARM MAN. help Tv milk. Large cottage and garden provided.—Sage. Blackberry. Colaton Raleigh. SMART LAD Wanted to cycle round, etc. Good wages.—Wills, 29. Magdalenroad. BOY for delivery, millinery ...

... WATSONS Victoria Pintos, Melons, Egg Pining, Blackberries, Apricots, Pears. Apples, James Grcivc, Worcesters, Beans, Marrows, Cauliflowers, Salads, Tomatoes, encumbers. THE FRUIT CENTRE, 185,8IDWELL STREET EXETER ’Phana tail. MORAL LEADERSHIP CAMP : NEWTON ...

... at home latterly, when one could indulge in such delicacies, landmarks in the glorious history of the gastronomic past. Blackberries are just on the market, at 1s 6d per lb, and, considering the baleful attitude of the average New Zealand farmer to this ...

... daughter of a collier at Staveley, near Chesterfield, on the 20th of last Angled. The deoeasst and other children were blackberrying in a lonely part of the country at Brtmington, near Chesterfield, when tt e culprit decoyed her away, outraged her, stradgled ...

... APPRIINrIOR: to the Akron Swum y fume Maim Ysx wiNTtsu : Wary 4 OM* per wireer.—Przenrxernrr .ad Vb., 126, Oekeiester. WAKTED. BLACKBERRIES, MUSEIROOVIi. avd RABBITS. ate loved pia Fitt F.szcsath. ...

... aid he wou'l reduca the charge, and the Bench agreed to dew sunilearily with it.—Dorothy Manley. aged e, said hey were blackberrying in the New Cu. ou Siturday last, when they passed prisoner. Later, secured followed them, and erentailly he tad: them to ...