... whether the keepers had rai.de the gap or not; but Broadhead could not deny that was there. Ho remarked to Steele that the blackberry getters had been breaking the fence. While looking at tho nap, saw the end of the trap sticking up. oot the bank, to look ...

... and entirely disproved.” A Man Found Hanging Plantation.— Friday afternoon, about half-past three, a man was gathering blackberries in a plantation at Great Lever, ho found the body of a young man suspended from a tree, bv a rope fastened round the neck ...

... the 12th ult., tells the following thrilling tale:—“ Last fall a woman residing in the vicinity of Worcester, was picking blackberries in a field near her bouse, having with her her only child, a bright-eyed little fellow of lets than a year old. The babe ...

... other member. —Shretotbury Chronicle. Slioo (Borough).—Candidates for this celebrated borough are becoming as plentiful as blackberries. The last in the field is Mr. James O’Dowd, jun., member of the Middle Temple. Somerset (East). Mr. W. Miles and Mr. W ...

... his wife was the Tuesday following, when she had some mussels, tqken very ill, and on Thurday he went for Dr. buttermilk, blackberry wine, and other things improper Smith, who attended her. Tho prisoner told Dr. for a person in her state of health, got ...

... president, the members separated, satisfied that some progress in the right direction bad been made. Labor Blackberries. —Some large blackberries have been sent to our office by Mr. Parkinson, of Dover Locks, Abram. They are grown in his garden near to ...

... her window, when she perceived the defendants underneath listening to what might be passing in the house. She threw sup of blackberry wine down upon them to let them know that she was aware of their skulking. They immediately ran across the street, but returned ...

... assistance would be cratefully received. There was no resisting this appeal, and presents of 2s. and 2s. were as thick as blackberries. In one street alone she realised not less than 20s. Tincture of lodine for Corns. —Dr Varges states that corns may be ...

... were Waltliamatowe 10 94 13 10 158 923 6 3 fiis age. he has endeavoured to renew In, out of the water The was airerwaras blackberries m the fore-t. At Bolton 34 iu |1 ao .so ___ tohmaciwith I'Anson, but this she would not tolerate y the other bathers who ...

... Sunday morning last aha stack belonging Mr. Thomas hyth. y.rm. >r, of Aetley, was discovered to two' boys who were gathering blackberries in ah adjacent field They immediately acquainted Mi'. Lythgoe of the tact, and he wont and found it in flames. He procured ...

... falling through a skyiight while walking in hii sleep.” Anecdotes of the Great Dukk.— Anecdotes of Wellington are plentiful blackberries and books have been written to record his sayings and doings,” many of which will remind thb reader of reply made a compiler ...

... on the previous day (Sunday) saw the defendant in the orchard. He got hold of him, and he said that he was only getting blackberries. Witness found the apples produced upon him, and took him to the station at Athertcn. He saw him pick up the apples under ...