... other things had been pledged with different people. Williams, when arrested, said ha found the watches in a ditch when blackberry ing. Gifts of watches and chains by Williams to various people were deposed to by witnesses. After counsel had addressed ...

... go back to bed. It follows me around the meadow, and I give it nuts and blackberries, and sometimes bits of apple. When mother goes into meadow, and I give it nuts and blackberries, and sometimes bits of apple. When mother goes into the yard it comes to ...

... bother directly. What! Starlings give you trouble ? I in- quired somewhat incredulously. Yes; when they goes an' eats blackberries an' elderberries on' suchlike, they comes an* leaves the seeds an' so on on my ewes' backs, an a kind o' beetle comes along ...

... CARDIGAN. MILDNESS OF THE SEASON.—In numerous places are to be seen blackberries in full bloom in the hedges, and fields white with daisies, dotting the verdant green pasture. ...

... following items r-ttgars (eight boxes), 16 dollars three packs playing cards 50 cents half-pint Old Crow, 35 cents; ditto blackberry biandv, 20 cents salts, 10 cents 41b pulverised sugar, 32 cents; medicine tablet^ 16 cwits; papers, Lemons, etc., 3 dollars ...

... or wooden fences; nails and shreds are ased. Blackberries are not much cultivated, possibly because iu many parts they fruit so abandmutly in a wild state. Those who would like to grow our native blackberries might gtvs them the same culture as raspberries ...

... C. Coombes; 2, T. Matthews; 3, E. John. White currants-E. John. Ra.spberries-T. Ma.tthws. Any other variety—no entry. Blackberries (children)-I, A Spear; 2, E. Spear. Vegetables.-Collection-I, T. Spear; 2, E. Chappell; 3, C. Coombes. Potatoes (kidney)—1 ...

... Highland moors for the 12th need to have well-lined pockets. You have to rent a moor, and moors are not as plentiful as blackberries, though sportsmen with well-lined pockets seem to be so now, whatever they were 20 years ago. A moor is rented according ...

... es -R. Smith. Green gooseberries—Wm. Deacon. Black currants—R. Smith. Red currants—R. Smith. White currants —R. Smith. Blackberries—1, R. Sidford 2, E. Chappell. Division H. Cottagers. Vegetables. Kidney potatoes—I, C. Payne 2, E. Chappell; 3, R. Sidford ...

... managed to steal enough clothes to cover him- self. He left Portland, but wben hiding in a field was surprised by two men blackberrying. They offered to show him the way to Blandford, but instead led him to two police inspectors. ...

... DROWNED AT MAESTEG. On Monday evening Margaret Jane Williams, aged four, living in Picton-stzeot. Maesteg, while n search of blackberries, fell into the Llynvi river, and was drowned. Efforts on the part of the police and others to restore artificial respira- ...

... defended, Ellen Jane Jones, 16 years of age, an intelligent girl, living at Treforest, stated that whilst she was picking blackberries last Saturday in Forest Uchaf with some friends, the defendant: threw her to the ground and indecently assaulted her. When ...