... popular entertainments took place. A singing contest was won by Sutton, and the dancing prixe Hills. Harry’s new song, ” Blackberry picking with lovely Jane.” sung for the first tune, caught very well. ...

... Weekly Supply of British WILD BlRDS—Goldfinches and Linnets, Larks, «c.—H. Barnard, 7, Back-lane, Barking, Essex l5l WANTED, BLACKBERRIES, Mushrooms. Pears, Damsons, and other fruits, Potatoe-* Onions, Ac.; empties supplied fiee.—Henry Borough Market, London ...

... the defendants. —Horace Savill, a little boy, of Coptfold-road, stated that on the Saturday afternoon in question he was blackberry!ug - with Sidney Tomer and Harry Cleveland (two other boys) on the book of the railway. The two defendants were on the line ...

... distraints levied, and countv court attended.—General Estate Offices, 10. Richmond-street, Plalstow. * MTANTED.Quantities BLACKBERRIES’ Mush- Damson., Piamj, Pm,,, .nd other roUtoen, Carrots. Onion-, do. ; empties rapplied,—Henry hhread. Borough Market, ...

... Ongar. S 3 w ANTED. CARE LADY’S BABY ran take it from birth; with ran.—Mrs. Baoey, St. Ann’s-road, WANTED. Large Qoantltlra BLACKBERRIES. Mushrooms, Apples. An; purchase commission ; numerous local reicrmices.—Henry Shread, Borough Market, Linden Elm trees ...

... the health and add to the pleasure of those for whom they provide. Among the juicy fruits are strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, cherries, and currants; among the nonjuicy fruits are apples, pears, peaches, quinces, apricots, and plums. Mash the inicy ...

... and we will and tell * the boss.’ ” Blano took hold of her brother and the other little boy, and sent them to get some blackberries. When the boys hod gone, Dawes pushed her on the ground; Blane interfered with her clothing; and then Dawes assaulted her ...

... SMITH’S BUSINESS ; Essex preferred.—Address, with full particulars, M. F., 321, St. Leonard’s-roa i. Poplar, E. 78 WANTED. BLACKBERRIES. Mushrooms. Plums, Pears, Damsons, and other Fruits, Potatoes, Onions. Ac. ; empties supplied.—Henry Borough Market, London ...

... — The dece ased and hie sister Kate, eight years old, went down Wont-lane, Langley, on the preceding Tueeday, to gather blackberries. At than time Dr. Patrick Gill Griffith (who is M a r h2d7i i v t e h n D u r p . i F n . a ligw ard ., ht F t* cottage ...

... decorations, and to the choir for their able services.—Mr. Hayward seconded the motion; and it was carried. 11l Through Eating Blackberries.— about p.m. on Friday. Sept. 18th, p.-c. Chapman, when walking along Piaahet-lane, found Wm. Wilaon, 22, of Canning Town ...

... gelding, 2 ream Mr. T. Reborn', Wattle 60 Abigail. 3 years. brown inv brown ally. Mr. J. Bo* TO Acacia. 3 Msru, Mr. J. Barr 66 Blackberry 3 years- 1, 55551 ,5 35 A m b ir wisclo yous,clasitaat SW. Mr. J. BUST 65 St. Ebbe, 3yeare, brown filly. Mr. J. Minielese ...

... Clotilda (Mr. S. Neave) 3 Heary Weights. Mr. D. Christy’s Brunette (Mr. E. Christy) Mr. R. Courage’s Pirate (Owner) Neave’s Blackberry (Mr. 8. Neave) 3 Mr. W. Oaig’s Columbine (Owner) 0 In the light weight race there were seven starters. The running was made ...