... of whom she gave a description. He afterwards passed the defendant, who answered her description, and who was gathering blackberries the roadside. Witness, on arriving at Basingstoke gave information to the Police. P.c. Childs said he overtook the defendant ...

... moving that the communication lie on the table, remarked that they would be next called on to ask to deny children taking blackberries from the hedges. Mr. Blatch seconded, observing that it was carrying the thing too far ; and the resolution was carried ...

... flowers on the large market gardeners, , the markets being little patronised by buyers or sellers, The wild fruit of the blackberry, which prows so freely . in the hedges, ia sometimes gathered for sal ...

... and bids everybody help Cinderella, Autmn then changing to the King's Woods in the and where faggots are being made, and blackberries effect ■ ather ed. This is a lovely scene, and the eightened b y Mendelssohn's part song, and rofi thewoo ...

... in the debris. Fourteen persons were killed, and large number seriously injured. Florence Recce, girl of twelve, living Blackberry Hill, Gloucestershire, leaped from a Midland express train at Staplehill on finding there waa no stoppage at her destination ...

... winter to be perfectly hardy, and now a literal mass bloom), the American cutleaf bramble, smothered in fruit, the double blackberry, in full bloom, Spircea Lindleyana, which at a distance strikingly resembles the Royal fern (Osmunda regalis), Cratcegus ...

... they quahty. Busd have givea of the rapidity with the train, was shorter then usual, cobs are a full a» aod of outs aod blackberries there is an and hedge- ov « Faamu Fras —The engaged for a time last week at Stoat'’s Nest Farm, Oonledoo, pear Oroydon ...

... Dedworth Green, stated that on Thursday afternoon, between four and five o'clock, she, her mother, and little girl, went out blackberrying. When in Mr. Vidier's field they saw in a ditch blnck heap. Her mother moved it with a stick, and found, under a cape, ...

... lanes with green carpetings that are rarely invaded. Trailing larches tassel one old wall, ivy and woodbine hide the other. Blackberries droop, and rosy waxen bilberries shine through the green. Stone-brambles creep in flower and fruit over the rocks, and ...

... Defendant pleaded not guilty. Fanny Ward, of Warfield, said complainant was her daughter. Witness was in the orchard blackberrying with her daughter, and defendant came up to them and threw a bucket of filth over witness's daughter, remarking that tness ...

... fence, to the extent of tVI.. the property of Mr. Crawshay, of Caversham Park, September 10th. Defendants, who were after blackberries, all pleaded guilty. Spiers, the eldest boy, was fined 2s. 6d., and the other defendants were discharged. Edward Puttick ...

... : Part Song Arise and sing” The Choir Recitation . In God's keeping Miss F. Beckei hnm Song Galilee Miss F. Cocks Chorus Blackberry Gathering Junior Class. Address Mrs. Dann. ’art Sone . “Trust in the Lord” The Choir. king Pemeraber thy Mother’s God Miss ...