... Girl Fatally Bitten by a Viper.—On Thursday afternoon a little boy and girl, aged 11 and nine respectively, went out blackberrying. They made their way into Handsworth Wood, uear Birmingham, and were busy in their search for tbe berries, when something ...

... shipbuilder, living in Fawcott Street, was out sbooting at Bainbridge Holme, while Borne younger brothers were gathering blackberries. The latter hearing the report of a gun, turned round, and saw their brother's cap flying in tho air, aud looking round ...

... shooting small birds with a double-barrelled gun, each using alternately. While Rudolphi and deceased's brother were gathering blackberries, they heard the report the gun, and saw deceaaed's hat flying into the air, while was lying across a hedge about fifty ...

... small hlrds with a doublebarrelled gun, each using it alternately. When Rudolphi and deceased's brother were gathering blackberries, they heard the report of the gun, and saw deceased's hat flying into the air, while was lying across hedge about fifty ...

... threasbhold of ?? friend, whom we had come special. ly to visit. A face from the north was nearly as great a rarity aos ripe blackberries in December, and with a reception truly akin to the meetingof long lost frienms, we were soon comfortably seated within ...

... penoe. He also gave Fanny a halfpenny, and her sister a halfpenny. He then went with them up the Hollow, and picked some blackberries for them. He afterwards told Lizzie and witness to go home and spend their money, and then lifted Fanny up in his arms ...

... Wickim an' i'lang the rode follin' the bands o' raewsick a' the way. But hinnie wiz deliteful, the sun shone a' the way, blackberries wiz thick on the hedges, an' the bonny butterflees wis fleein' aboot, ey, aneuf ti cheer the hart o' the moodeeist aud ...

... craggy rock to gnarled root, until we reach the river once more. We gather wourdock to slake thirst, and lo there are ripe blackberries, purpling on their trailing shrubs — black- berries in the height of summer! What a strange, glad, wild, frolickeome summer ...

... Auckland. Bouquet, Ist, J. Grainger, Walwori. 2nd, R. Moore, Bishop Auckland. Extraprize for sup*® 1 - productions.—Basket of blackberries, Miss Brewer, Bi*® Auckland. Class 6. —Bouquet of wax flowers (open to lady feseiouals), Ist, £3, Miss Gravy)!, Hull; 2nd ...

... day in question, was on duty for his father, who is a game watcher iu the employment of Mr, and the defendants gathering blackberries in @ fox cover, at Hoddon-on-the-Wall. He told them they were trespassing and requested them to leave, but instead of doing ...

... on bebalf of the eontended that the com t was the aggressor, and because Dickinson not give up the can containing the blackberries to him, be attempted to take it from bim, when « struggle ensued and they both fell down The Rev John Marshall Hirme was ...

... the Bigg Market, was discharged. Esther McKenna (58; and James Glansey (38), were charged with stealing sixteen quarts of blackberries from the Central Station, belonging to James Thompson. Prosecutor did not attend, and the accused were discharged. ...