... such as rejoice the heart of the pessimistic politician. The men who can only say ‘I told you so”” are as plentiful as blackberries in September. You meet them at every street-corser. And they are prepared with the latest samples of undiluted wisdom. ...

... the ‘*Westminster Gazette’’, for they behaved badly in church, and one was expelled for the curious crime of *‘picking blackberries in Westminster on the Lord’s Day!” At any rate, in accordance with the trend of our times, the boys have been ousted from ...

... brought poor young creatures there, girls recruited from the humble homes of the city. Once he gave a blackberry pie dinner. A huge semblance of a blackberry pie disclosed, when its crust was lifted, a circle of dancing girls-little dancing girls--and i she ...

... now THE BLACKBERRY CROP. issued, and includes the following successes from ot Halifax and district. FEARED FAILURE. | JDNIORF:I‘(‘)!\C?L RS LIST. 1 2 5 5 ass. An exciting incident took place in the Thames| It is feared that the English blackberry crop will ...

... A FATAL SLIP. While seeking blackberries on the Ship Canal side at Latchford, Thomas Lloyd, u nine-year-old Warrington boy, noticed a bottle in the water. He went down a steep and slippery embankment to get it when he overbalanced and was drowned. The ...

... COMPENSATION While the mushroom season has proved a failure in Comberland, there are prospects of a heavy blackberry or bramble crop. ...

... and he asks whether the great body of ’:}lleK'r' approve of the action taken against im, Two brothere named Gerhmann were blackberry ing ou the banks of the lske at Feniscowle's Papar Mil's, nezr Blackburn, on Sunday evenine, when Leslic, the elder. aged ...

... contradicts the statement that he is to speak at a Unionist meeting at Maryport. A BAD MISTAKE. Mistaking a boy gathering blackberries for a rabbit, a sportsman onVentnor Down fired both gun barrels through the hedge. The lad was struck in the head and had ...

... THE BALLOONING DOG The © motor dog’ is as common as blackberries in October (says the October ©* World and His Wife 7). Seventy-five per cent. ol wotor-cars contain their canine passenger, carried as pet, companion, and fur-rng protector, But the dog ...

... the foot of the wall gathering blackberries and deceased was on the top ot the wall. Withess told him 1o run away. He did not see the child until the dirt hegan to fall down the wall into the witness's bag of blackberries. The child ran sway. Witness heard ...

... THE HALIFAX DAILY GUARDIAN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1906: CALDER TRAGEDY. LIFE LOST WHILST BLACKBERRY PICKING. Luddenden Foot Youth's Pluck. The story of a youth's ineffectual bravery comes from Luqdomkn Foot this week-end, an um-mb-: to savo life at o danger ...

... (whip), set out about 3-30, and they had & very enjoyable outing. We passed through some woods, and they storned to gather blackberries, of which there was a large quantity, The medium pack follewed in charge of A, Shaw. Next the fast pack turned out, composed ...