... prisoners broke. 3Mr. MXnCune defended. M. Kevs remanded the case for the attendance of Mr. Ledwidge. DIED FROM EATING BLACKBERRIES. Ylesterday, Dr. Whyte, coroner, held an inquest at the Morgue on the body of a little boy aged ten named Thomas Walsh ...

... wit- ness said that the Earl of Galloway never spoke at all, but he looked over the wall to see the children gathering the blackberries, and he was on the side of the wall from which she looked away-in other %words, ie was always on the Dumfries side of the ...

... of science, and they will be all receiving the freedom of the city. Mr Ross said that prominent men were as plentiful as blackberries in Ireland. And there might be other cases in which a gold box might be presented at the cost of the rates. The- Attor ...

... given up to the authorities. M lr U0'Aiara ibsearved that he had *e.n ri 1 h* detectives about the place 2s lelicek as blackberries (laughter). Witnos,: r ott his l nioey. £ 27 ?? iu gold, hiving i.ntede ii' receipts. Crosq-exativted by M1r. O'Shttushaessy- ...

... of Lisles, near me 6aA bok place. It appears that the boy left home early in the morning for the pur- pose of gatherin-blackberries. While he was climbing a stone wall to secure somne bunches of the fruit be missed his footing iand fell to the ground ...

... past week the blackberry or fruit of the- wild brier is being turned to profitable account throughout this distriet. As soon as it became knosn that Mr. James Traynor and Mr. P. M Geehan had secured orders for large quantities of blackberries, the little ...

... -The severe weather which has so suddenly come has not yet destroyed all the earlier blooms; Mrs. Erskine has sent us some blackberries and blaekberr.N blo.as-111s, also a rose in full bloom, wwhiclh shei foilld growipg at hier residence, Hatfield, Carn- ...