... about a quarter to five o'clock. It was a still and very warm afternoon. and Mrs. Gould and some children were picking blackberries near a spring of water be. tween her cottage and the ' elven slope opposite the signal-box. Her husband was standing in ...

... to grass. thought that, tho law of trespass might be strengthened, for considerable mischief wits done by searchers for blackberries and mushrooms. Lord Kenyon : There been a great crop of mushrooms thia year, I ? Mr. Shepherd : Yee, iii y have been a ...

... He stated that work wa s s o scarce i n the dist r. ; that many of the children had been kept at hor n ; to go and pick blackberries in order to - Low pence tc purchase food, ...

... Waunarlwydd are Very b . ad,).1.1e men working but few days a week. The late glorious weather yieided a beautiful crop of blackberries to many, but several families are now r emovin g to other places. The improvement promised with the advent of, the new ...