... beautifully subdued tones The light of the world (S. Adams), which was her beet effort, her other being Brocklebank's In blackberry time. Mies Annie D. Sykes (contralto) gave • tuneful, artistic, and sympathetic rendering of Clack's Eurydice. and also ...

... to the murder of Mr. Amster, at St. Aiken's. Some clothes, inoludlug trousers, jacket, and watrtoost, found hidden under blackberry bashes in • cornfield, are now identified having belonged to deoeued. A quantity of plate also stolen from the house has ...

... found. gave information about me. At a little place 19 miles from Portland I concealed myself a field. Two men came in blackberrying. and I had got to get out. They asked me where I going. I said to ' Blandford.' They volunteered to show me the way. but ...

... o'clock in the afternoon. I have seen them march up the stream to meet the Wlitlt, and they could then go bilberrying and blackberrying on the way. After the reservoir was made the water came down regularly, and we never saw that again. I had intended to ...

... that of Mr. Barker. Oa the Sunday in cptestion he and the other defendants went fora walk on this land, and seeing some blackberries by the railway embankment, they went to fetch there. They were never in Barkeis land, and the mouth drain which we. mentioned ...

... got beyond the pow annorum in their stadia' at home. The attaching of LL.D. to a man's name le becoming se plentiful as blackberries. It Is true the wearer of cannot In all eases hide Its quality. The man and the degree seem ve►y frequently to be made ...

... past Hopidnaon's mill, and through the wood adjoining where some of the members could not resist the temptation of ripe blackberries), and back home by way of Bradford-read arriving at the hotel — harm 3-44, pack 3-54. The next run is from the Red Lion ...

... Gonda 3 Sir W Milner's Boyillat Lord Major Brown's Snap Drape W Whsle, Mr Brashere Tapestry Mr Parser ) Copt Stirling's Blackberry W Byre Mr J Greenwood'. Edward Mr ) Mr J Prraivel's Regenerators Sir J Asitley's Broomieknowe Rotting : 5 to 1 each apt ...

... playing truant, ad catching trout. salmon, and other forbidden game, In the small shallow riven of the Isle ; are knowing at blackberry and mushroom hunting ; and on May-eve, kindle op the barren hills with huge bonfires of gorse, for the purpose of burning ...

... as soldiers on the right and left- The scene is charming. The persistent pinks remind me of the last rose of summer. The blackberries present their whitey-red petals, many having served their purpose, followed by the green, the red, and the black ripe fruit ...

... W. Armstrong, Fred Shaw, and Joseph Sateliffe ; subscriptions, Messrs. James Stevenson, George H. Woodhouse, and Wright Blackberry. - Saturday having been fixed as the date for the holding of the. ate there was little time to spare, but the members of ...

... set to work to make it • mows. Fruit, flowers, and vegetables of every description, from the stately melon to the humble blackberry, were procured in abundance. The organ was beautifully decorated with grapes and vegetables, but the most artistic display ...