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THE TORQUAY TIMES AND SOUTH DEVON ADVERTISER, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1892

... invigorating moorland air. On reaching our hostelry we found • dinner of thoroughly Devonshire fare, of which rabbik pie, and blackberry and apple tart with clotted cream, were principal features, awaiting us, and I need scarcely add that with appetites, which ...

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... by making blackberry jam would be worth thinking over. There are always plenty of children available to do the picking, and who, for the small sum of twopence, would be very glad to work the whole of the afternoon. In my opinion blackberry jam is one ...

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... they are generally to be found, and the English aristocracy following the example set by R iyalty. are as plentiful as blackberries in autumn. We speak feelingly on this matter, but not alone because Torquay—which Can certainly offer bettor sanitary ...

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... into the canon, making everything hazy and indistinct. One morning Molly and Nettie went out and picked a pailful of wild blackberries, returning to the cool shelter of the cabin when the sun became hot. A portion of the fruit they ate for their lunch, with ...

ALL SAINTS' HOSTEL, TOR

... contained articles on Self verses Other People, or The Way to be Happy, by T. Van Women. A trip to the Land's End, by A. Blackberry. A poem on Unto you, therefore, which beliime, He is Precious, by Lena Wiot. Papers on How to be happy tho' married, ...

Varieties

... the preposterous idea of what to undeniably aaw before hiss. It was child I Not much in that. Children ware plsotifol as blackberries in Rayner’s Court, as we have said. Bat Ibis was Court child. Tbs youngsters of tbs oeort were all more or leas Ul-clothsd ...

DBONK AGAIN

... it wa* the license of the Rough wood Hotel, Babbaoombe, which waa transferred from W. J. Wilooek* to Mia* Riadon. Rira blackberries were picked at Hope’s No*e on Sunday morning bat, by Mr. Rnsoall, of Eilacombe. Torquay clergy war* well represented garden ...

CHICAGO EXHIBITION LOSSES

... djstiaet ia ootliaa, while at oar fact the Manor Fares, with its pietarsaqa* path* aad momy baaks, sloped down to th* valley. blackberry brndme were showing tba trait almoat ripe. Oar program was aaemsity slow, we wrra arrested at almost ovary stop ravaUthms ...

WORKING UNDER WATER

... firms that pay gal, Lee silillego, and I have heard of ethers O p r o t s si Isar than that ; bet divers see ate as se blackberries la soweesa, so that mmegges hr It. Whoa, however, you costlier 'lndians. facto/ doper atteadieg the wok of adieu. I OM ...

THE THEATRE,

... play is of the usual melodramatic nature with a little variety and flavour added. Murders and other villainies abound like blackberries in a Devonshire lane and virtue in not left to be its own reward. Of the company Miss Nellie Lauraine played and eang ...

THE TORQUAY TIMES AND SOUTH DEVON ADVERTISER, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1894

... Ilureox's Taacr 01 Soar Or livneox'a DST SIMP. A BODY WASHED ASHORE AT IYATCOMBE. THE FNQUEST. Whilst some boys were blackberrying on the cliffs aG Watcombe on Tuesday they I - mired something no the beach, close to the watter's edge, which, oil examination ...