... allayed Miranda’s blood was up sided her and others her amid the that followed could heard such exclamations as up ! Nice blackberry you are!” “Wipe off your chin!” “Hire a hall ! etc when a motion to adjourn carried largo majority Chicago Melbourne Exhibition ...

... Cavarme” exhibits well in “Mickle-gate Bar York” jaw old delights if does so this ! capital floral studies Mrs some good and blackberry Sqnira’s “ Cowsick Brook is 3miii rough moorland with fine touches in 8helley does not exhibit largely “Old Wheel” char ...

... saw the defendants ow the cards water They commenced to move off in different directions some of them pretended to pick blackberries path in question witness believed to be a public path as he had seen large numbers of persona it from time to time Mr Drake ...

... Rowland. In reply to the charge the nefendanta Moore and Shobrooke said tlny, went into the coppice for the purpose picking blackberries and not in pursuit game. Here they met Rowland who had with him a dog and a net. The Bench fined Moore, against whom a ...

... When suffering and struggling commo n ai me, with no signs of improvement, quacks j u fgglers, who are as plentiful as blackberries, rward with their pompons pretences of a ol ao di and radical cure, the motto on their being : Diseases, desperate grown ...

... ten o'olocx on Saturday morning, when near Tinkersick Farm, cm the road to Brimington, he saw a number of little girls blackberrying. Gough w.s pushing a hand-cart or barrow before him, and the deceased left the rest of the girls and walked up the road ...

... years of age, who resided with her parents near the village of Brlmington. On the morning of August 20 ebe was gathering blackberries in company with other children at the side of the road, when the prisoner passed with his hand-cart. The little girl left ...

... 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 ...

... given to a young lad. named Charks Ellis, for some cleverly•executed fretwork, near to which was exhibited a plate of fine blackberries. WHAT TIIE AUSTRALIANS SAY respecting PAGE WOODCOCK'S WIND PILLS.— I can truly say th it no medicine hitherto invented ...

... the lower are two groups of garden flowers and two of wild flowers. The work in the lower compartments is artistic, the blackberries, foxgloves, and ferns being specially well rendered. The scrap-mounting is most etive. An immense amount of labour must ...

... Storks, —Edith hlallett shows excellent flower-painting mirror frame. In Hawkes' Autumn, the 7 . 1, 4, ge and fruit of the blackberry are very trutht7l. Pretented. Kate Pasnaore's three desert plates, she studies of wild flowers, deserve honourable mention ...

... Md. and Miss Rowe's was considered so good Ott an extra was awarded her. In Miss Rowe's stand we noticed some bne ripe blackberries. Miss B. Cummings was awarded first for stand of outdoor gprden flowcis, and Miss M. Sanders first for vase of hothouse ...