... of the masters were read, all of which complained of the attendance owing to the recent holidays and the prevalence of blackberries. The statement of accounts for the past year showed a balance of £253 18s Id in the hands of the treasurer, the total ...

... OVERTON. Sad Death of a Child.— About four o'c'.ock on Tuesday afternoon, a Mrs Price, of Canister Hail, went to gather blackberries in a wood near Overton, taking the deceased, a child aged five months old, with her in a perambulator. She left the child ...

... school for they came after his time. Now they were very Dften given, and as for learned degrees they were as plentiful as blackberries. (Laughter.) There waa one man who aaid he would not take the B.A. or M.A. degree. Other people said he could not — (laughter) ...

... fund. The coal cartpro ?? t_ p«.i;.;ji ...

... interested to the extent of £84,000. A sad accident occurred at St. Helen's on Sunday evening. Some children worepicking blackberries on brook side, when the basket of one little girl, named Whittle, fell into the water. The child was trying to get it out ...

... Miss Stephenson.) The farce entitled Tweedleton's Tail Coat Characters : — Toby Tweedleton j^Sntto?} Mr Geo*, Robert. Blackberry Thistletop (of Thistletop Farm) Mr A. „ „ . , , ?? . Edwards Mr Barnaby i A retired hosier always ) _ T _ _ Bracebutton\ ...

... observations lead me to deny it. The men that are silently and quietly doing some good work, have generally names as common as blackberries on the road side, or as pebbles on the sea shore—but they must have noble natures to so diligently work out with patient ...

... young man who had promised her marriage. Thursday evening, after factory hours, she was proceeding with companion to gather blackberries in the town's plantation, when they encountered the sister of her sweetheart, who abruptly told them that her brother was ...

... deposed that between three and four o'c ock on the previous Monday, she went with L'zzie Bartlett aud Alice bassett to gather blackberries. They went down the lane near Brom- field Hall and entered a cornfield opposite the hall. Lizzie Bartlett was with her ...

... eleven years old. I live in the same house as Jane Crowder. I was not in when the baby was taken ill. I was out getting blackberries. When I came in I heard the baby scream, I went stairs and asked its mother what was the matter with the child She said ...

... in Penyffordd. In all likelihood a club will be started soon. The bat for the best average battin? wa. won by Mr Graham. Blackberries have been so plentiful that they I bave been gathered in large quantities for dyeing purposes. HOLT AND FARNDON. Stawberet ...

... ahoundß in the blackberry b*i«b. being an aban- i doned one, is ot course fenced off. The children were on the summit ...