... head, and we set off together. We walked all that day and the next without meeting a soul, and living on hazel nuts and blackberries. Early on the third day we came to some old ruins. We went in, and there in an old courtyard we found a well complete with ...

... Mrs, fforde, These were joined at Preston by Mr. and Mrs. Hugh E, Seebohm and Miss Seebohm. SPECIAL OFFER! Finest Quality BLACKBERRIES - dd. !l:fi},wE THE MONEY SAVING STORES, 1, Sun Street :: HITCHWN ...

... Saturday. The afternoon was spent in the fields, where the girls and boys were free to enjoy themselves as they wished. Blackberries and wild flowers were eagerly sought, and the obvious joy in their brightened faces at seeing so much to satisfy in Nature ...

... which fall from —a real work of art, and quite like Elm and Sycamore, a plum-coloured her, too. It shows her putting on the Blackberry leaf, or . .. well, there are counter a realistic bottle of barley so many to choose from. Possibly sugar, which is one ...

... Lady Jocelyn, and her second Babes inthb Wood.—A few days ago some children rambled out from Norwich far as Hellesdon, on a blackberry excursion. As evening closed in, two little things named Emily and Jantes Thwaite, aged Hires and four years respectively ...

... lls., partridges 5/3 per brace. There was a capital show of produce : Apples 8/6 (Peasgoods), pears to 9s. per - bushel; blackberries, ss. to 6/6 per dozen lbs•; cauliflowers 1/6 to 4/6 per dozen; Walnuts 15s. to 17s. per bushel ; potatoes to 7/3 per cwt ...

... on the la iC > ia Sewell's “Glimpse of the World” has been translated into French, ‘under the title of Myra Camron.** Blackberry picnic parties are becoming very fashionable. The young ladies go to pick berries, and the young gentlemen to pick thorns ...

... will vote for ** creating 150 new peers more if necessary, till lords shall become as common and cheap in England as the blackberries on the hedges, or even, last extremity, I will vote for and I will support with all powers as member of the House of Commons ...

... stock; from £6/6/-;. at stud; well-known winner, fee £5/5/- or puppy.—Miss Evans, Rabley Heath, Welwyn. Phone 105. S“.W. BLACKBERRY GABERDINE }J) COAT, new, £5; Cherry Coat, nearly new, £4.-—Write Box 865, “Express’’ Office Hitchin. %TURDANE COCKERS PUPPIES; ...

... the barley stubble. Witness went up to them and took. Hanscombe’s gnu •way, The prisoner* stating that they were picking blackberries, and shooting blackbirds. Neither of them ever had regular work, and the bench reprimanded them .or their idleness, and ...