... bad two little children at holm, aged three and four years. was endeavouring to get something to eat by gatheriog a few blackberries. as they bad been living in • state of seno.starvation. His trade was worse now than it had been for some years. He wee ...

... her. She had bought it In Talverton High-street during the election, when portraite of the candidates were as thick as blackberries in the shop windows. It was subscribed in callous print : John Gallo. way, Eaq., Red Candidate, Great Talverton by• election ...

... to give trials to local men appear to be imbued with the ;idea that Cottle* and Wedlocks are as easily to be obtained as blackberries, and they should 'fully realise that it requires the genius of a few to sp.t the real player embryo. It is much easier ...

... possible, for an extra ounce can be got out them for patriotism's sake; but unfortunately Cottle. and Wedlock. do not grow on blackberry bushes. Those who advocate the trial of men by the City club, too, must not forget that though agents or entrepreneurs are ...

... garden. Most of the spring and autumn flowers may be seen in full bloom in North Cornwall. and ripe wild strawberries and blackberries are common. Wasps may still be seen occasionally. HOSPITAL LOVE TRAGEDY. NURSE AND PATIENT FOUND POISONED. A remarkable ...

... Whitaker. BURY SELLING HANDICAP HURDLE RACE. Two mile.. Mr .1 Ward's ISATIR. ■. 11-7 (3-1) Mr J George I Mr C Bro•n'a BLACKBERRY, 3y. (6-1) A Rath, 2 Mr LIMITATION. a. 11-12 Busier 3 Al. ran, Tritom Whada - kk), Idyllic (2 Jones). length,: three lengths ...

... ISATIF (Mr. J. Ward) Grade a 11 1(1 JUBT DRAKE (Mr. R. Tborburo) COIII4O .1 Ia PRICITY SWIFT (Mr. J. Muflutian, Owner 410 BLACKBERRY (Mr. C. Brown) Owner 510 0 BLOW LEOPARD (Mr. H. Walken Eetberstocnch • II II CLOCKWORK 11. (Mr. H. Ethelstolo ..Go ha swell ...

... largest field of the day turned out for the Stand Selling. Despite his failure at Birming. ham Electrique won cleverly from Blackberry, to realise 185 gna. at auction to the bid of Baron von Trutracheler. The final race provided a further triumph for Royston ...

... lengths. (Winner trained by Hastings.) 3.11-TUESDAY SELLING HANDICAP 11l RDLE RLCE of 010); V. Tao miles. Mr. C. Htouie's BLACKBERRY. Sy, Mu A. daxhy 1 Mr. J. Ward's IShI IS. a. 11-10 Mr. J. George 2 Mr. I. Hartley's WISE LOVE, a. 11-7 ..5. Jot., 3 ...

... course from the last fence, and Distaff. ever consistent, maintained his winning form by scoring readily from Dirleton. Blackberry won th., Tuesday Selling Hurdle easily, bat realised only 75ga. at auction. The last two races went to the Royston stable ...

... —EAGERNESS, a. 11-10 (Mr. J. Manley). 1: ISATIS, a, 11.5 (Mr. J. George), 2: OBTRI1)ER, a. 11-1 (I'. Gos. well), 3. Also ran: blackberry (Mr. Cherry Cap (Mr. A. Drown), Ocean Swell (Ir. Harrison), Turbulent (U. Roberta)• Norton (Mr. C. M. Barran). Wise Love ...

... our forebears, who were clad even more scantily than the Roman dancers and stained their faces red with the juices of that blackberry fruit which has now been relegated to Cornish pies, these same yellow-skinned Chinese, who were a cultured people ere they ...