... ranks in the world, I would not tell you on compulsion. Give you a reason on compulsion ! if reasons were ae plentiful aa blackberries, I would give no man a reason on compulsion. Of course Falstaffs objection was absurdly unreasonable; but there are hosts ...

... Simpson, six waft s t og sticks; Mrs. Sleigh, (Rudyard), 12 eggs; R. C. Timmis, (Bradnop), two chickens; flowers; Anonymoos, blackberries for Stet; • Mr. Luty, gramaphone repairs; Messrs. Trafford. Sheep Market. sweetbreads; Miss G Mrs. Ward, (Coffee Tavern) ...

... collars; Miss Sirocock, and Mrs. Ward, (Coffee Tavern), cakes: National Reserve Club, daily and and weekty papers; N. Bayley, blackberries; from Cauldon Harvest Festival, brought by the Rev. H. L. Firrnetene, pears, grapes, apples, tomatoes, cabbages, parsnips ...

... (Heston) Parsley ; Miss Helen Boucher, flowers; Mr A Ward. cigarettes: Mr Herbert Luty, gramophone repairs: Anonymous, blackberries ; Mrs F Johnson, lettuces; Mrs NVard (Coffee Tavern), cakes: Mrs Sleigh (Redwood), 12 eggs; From Messrs Johnson and Rodeo ...

... and nothing more Wan heard of her until 'Thursday. September 21, when a skeleton was found by a man who was gathering blackberries in the wood. The clothing, which had been stripped from the body, was found a short distance away. Pollee i•uperintendent ...

... Shorter, magazines and Mr. Bennison, Green Trees, seek of potatoes gad sack of turnips; Mr. Bradbury. Blackshear Mo , r. blackberries; Mrs. Goodfellow, White Lion, fancy cakes, Mrs. Hunt, magaz ties; Mr. rierntrt Lu 7, gramaphone repairs; Mrs Traver. C ...

... eggs: Staff County Mental Hospital, Cheddleton. cakes; Miss Worthington. artichokes; Mrs. Lewis (Longsdon), bottles oi blackberries : Mrs. Goodfellow, White Lion, cakes; The Misses Sewer, 12 eggs; Mrs A Ward, Mr Buckley, National Reserve Club, Mrs Hicklin ...

... (Longsdon) ; lettuce, flowers, beetroot. Mr. H Howson; kidney beans. Miss Wagstaff° ; truss. Mrs Platt ; toys, Mrs. Brittain ; blackberries. Mrs. Brown (Pheasants Clough); pears, Mrs. Clewes (Horton); cabblge, beetroot, rhubarb, Mrs. Ellis (Kniveden); apples ...

... • I fr . School children of the Henley district have gathered in one week 2,2401 b. of blackberries for the Army and Navy. Captain G. Rowlands Blades and Mr. Harry F. Hepburn, the new City sheriffs, were admitted to office at the London hail. Guild Fryer ...

... the shops must mean a little more trouble, for she will have to make more boiling. to stock her cupboard; but there are blackberries and hips and other good things that never fail, and they can be mixed with certain vegetables. In any case, the jam she ...

... a fine week is %% ! 441 for:— One gill of water to 1 lb. of apples; one gill of water to I lb. of apricots; no water to blackberries; one gill of red currant juice to each pound of cherries; enough water to cover carrots; no water to red currants; half ...

... If-. per cwt. for transit by road to the railway static.. whence blackberries will he consigned so th e maw facturers carriage forward. This perment cover the instances where blackberries are direct by road to the jam maaufactuterS Enquiries sbew that ...