... disease in the la•alit♦ The Inspector (Mr. Thomas) said that one rase he enquired into was due to the child eating decomposed blackberries, while another was caused by contaminated water from the church well. Mr. T. Pritchard was of opinion that something should ...

... and they agreed to pay half the expense. On September 10th—a Sunday— Mrs. IVallace asked him to dri%e her out to pica blackberries. Witness said, No, I won't. Du you think I'm an infidel! (Laughter.) On the next day he drove Mrs. Wallace, at short ...

... the time they all arrived back. some with mammoth walnuts from the castle grounds, others with pockets bulging with ripe blackberries. that the waiters writ getting quite anxious lest the soup should be told. The cream of the day's enjoyment, however. came ...

... heaven And every common hush afire with God. But only those who see take off their shoes— The rest sit round it and cat blackberries. —E. B. Browning. not alwnv- thou knowcat, but always knoll what thou sayeat.—Claudius. Our remedies oft in ourselves do ...

... A little gnome pop: out his It And laughingly he cries: You come along with me. my dear-1 know a lane in wl icsi The blackberries in hang, All ripe, sod black, and t frh ! ...

... inquests where rhubarb wine played a prominent part, but he never- heard of blackberry wine. It was said that, alcohol left depressing affects and it might be so with blackberry and some other wines. Mrs. New, continuing her evidence, said that she ran ...

... in Standard IVa was conducted on interesting and thoughtful lines, while a nature study lesson to the nine class on the blackberry was adequately illustrated and interestingly conducted. Drawing and brainwork were well taught from the, natural object ...

... have Royal Welsh Fusili ers , and he intended direct to REYNOLD'S Mis s hl, F. Smith, 7 years Senior Com. been in aeon+ of blackberries and got that he would endeavour to play the . game CO., LTD., for the keenest vale. manna Mistress Skerry's Civil through ...

... Inspector Morgan, Pontypool Road, spoke to seeing the stones on the line. The lads had been on the railway bank picking blackberries. Witness removed the stones and took the lads home. There were 61 stones on the line and if one of them lied rained a wheel ...

... CORRICT W4Y. .Tuicy blackberries and good cooking apples ought to turn out .in excellent pie er pudding, vet so many cooks make the fatal mistake of atewing 6 z l boiling, both the fruits together. acidly, the acid in the blackberries turns t e apple-rings ...

... been proved • ton of dried flowers of r etut. Fun and Fancy. nuny : What happens when die. I: :who! lli. Undo : hvy black-berrying! cant ITord In me a new costal', l.y. before you married you said you sere well off! So I was-- but 11 . 10'11 know ...

... Apricot Greengage 1/- 1/101 Damson 1;1 2/- Rasp. & Goos. 1;1 2/- Strawberry 1/4} 2/8 Marmalade 11d. 1/8 Per Seedless Blackberry 9d. ...