... the unusual crop of casualties which have come under notice this week. Reports punctured tyres are plentiful as autumn's blackberries, whilst several local riders have reason I dip their hands pretty low down on the *• repairs account.” Mr. Eay, for instance ...

... charged with murdering another boy rimed Bett« ridge, by stabbing him during a dispute i h arose while they were picking blackberries WHY SIR H. NORMAN REFUSED THE VICEROYALTY. The Prejg Association is authorised to state that Sir i!:y Norman, in refusing ...

... head had been found there was good deal ol undergrowth, below the sloping plateau. The brushwood consisted of brambles, blackberry bushes, saugh wood, and mixture of other undergrowth. In giving the height of the retaining wall 4ft. he measured from the ...

... claim for LUNG friendly as-istance. But situations of the kind that | lie wanted for Archie were not, however, as plentiful blackberries, and some time before could i.itkg hear anything that was likely to suit Marjory’s J lITJMJ husband. But lie was lucky ...

... head. 1 too old to eat blackberries,” he said, with a smile ; wish 1 were not.” 44 Not you any harm,” hospitably pressed Hal ; here’s good ’un.” Again John shook his head with a little laugh. When was hoy, he said, adored blackberries and tips,” and he put ...

... by the loot Knott Arnside. A considerable l.m» was sjent the common and roads between Silrerda'.e and gathering nuts and blackberries. The road via rands: to Mdntl.orp-e was afterwards taken. The su I '-captain damaged his machine and had walk Milnthorpe ...

... head quite much interested the little surprise as anyone else concerned. glad hear that the prohibition against picking blackberries on Lady Henry i* estate Caatlemorton b-wn withdrawn since my reference b> the n»atter last did not anticipate anything ...

... lucre • the ik he. iv 4P> The like a few other;, would willing pnr for jjoo.! man. but k! are not eaactiy ae plentiful blackberries in all probahilitr t!*e dilficulty between the Wand*T and the ('vcbst.iv and Harrvrr will be settled. I Crclidts and -limb'd ...

... bow—and leave.” The Vermont I iousewife who read that nobles hare lot# ot hares in their preserves said she tried it in some blackberry jam, and doesn’t believe these foreign stories. Extract from evidence in a petty sessions case : Counsel fsrss you saw she ...

... GOODS MEANS BOONOMT. HARGBB4VES A CO., TEAMEN. Near the STATION, PISHEBOATK, PRESTON. —2lb. Jar Apple and Fig. 21b. Jar Blackberry Jnlty, M. Sib. Jar Damnoa* ' j SM ERin r.-P»m, from id. per lb. Itmim. from per lb. nnaa* (eetPruneat. from 4«4. par Ih ...

... bay if iu need, PRESERVES. —kl b. Jar Apple and Fig. B*d.; Sh. Jar Bd. dlh. Jar Dam non. 9p1.; Tib. Jar la. lid. 21b. Jnr Blackberry Jelly, S^d. HOME-MADE—2Ib, Jar Raspberry or Strawberry, la Id. 21b. Jar Marmalade, 6Jd. ; lib. MoU.—A reduct 100 taking ...

... when one’s own country finals one good bcith. But the fact is that the purserahips the Australian liners do not grow on blackberry bushes ; and iu the meantime. Miss Barbara, I’ve juat to put up with what I’ve got, best I csn.” And so, with varied di ...