... 29, wounded, with intent to murder, Mary Ann Hooks, the wife of a shepherd at Rings tead. The woman, it was stated, was blackberrying with her son, aged four and a half* when prisoner appeared and offered 2s. to the boy to go away. He then offered tbe woman ...

... Ginn, aged 4A years, who died about 8 p.m. on the Saturday previous. —It appears that during the day the child was out blackberrying in the lanes in bis usual health, and at tea he complained of pains in the stomach, but after eating some bread-and-butter ...

... Prayer. Mrs. Whitehead. - v - Comedietta, Tweedleton's Tail Coat. Toby T weedleton, a poor relation Mr. S. Whitehead . Blackberry Thistletop Mr. Harriss. Barnaby Bracebutton Mr. A. Whitehead. Pantechnicon Pantile, Professor ?? Mr. J. M. Whitehead Evelina ...

... too bad. Blackberries as Edible Fruit. —These are the days of Uttle profits and little prophets too, but that is by the way. There is one familiar edible fruit with us always which seems destined for higher usee — we refer to the humble blackberry. It is ...

... Lemons 10s. per 100. Cucumbers (frame) 2s. to 3s. per do/.. Horseradish Is. to Is. 3d. bundle. Cocoa-nuts Is. 6d. per dozen. Blackberries 2s. per ba«ket. Beetroots 9d. per dozen. Walnuts 3s. to 4s. 6d. prickle. Bs. to 9s. 6d. per bag. Apples Pears Plums Damsons ...

... Lewis held an inquest on October 4th at Fobbing, on the body of a boy named Vail, who died after eating a quantity of blackberries. He was seized, after eating the berries, witb vomiting and diarrhoea, and died from convulsions. The medical evidence ...

... The base of the lectern was encircled with flowers, while the top was adorned with a baud of oats, relieved with rows of blackberries, &c. At each of the front corners a hunch of tempting grapes was pendant. The prayer d-sks were elegantly dressed with ...

... He did not see Joseph Head throw at Ridgeon, but he threw several stones at witness.— John Head said they went for some blackberries, two little dogs being with them, and Ridgeou came up and said he wanted either him or his dogs. Ridgeon threw a stone ...

... said that about 1,45 in the afternoon of the 13th inst., he saw the defendant in a field at Rougham, where he had been blackberrying. He walked about 40 yards into the stubble, as if he were trying to find something. A wounded partridge jumped up and scrambled ...

... who was at tbe other end, bad a dog. William walked forward to John, and in reply to me tbey said tbey were looking for blackberries. I went aud looked at'the whelm and found some|pipes removed; They both gave me wrong names, stating tbat they were Browns ...

... from this was a profuse arrangement of decorative material, including small sheaves of corn, interspersed with bunches of blackberries, tendrils of the wild cle- matis, and green leaves, and from amidst this rose a collection of tall grasses,seedB,sedges ...

... remarkably well. The following was the pro- gramme : — Part I. Piano solo — Mazurka dcs Traineaux, Miss F. Brown. Song— Blackberry Time, Hannah Fletcher. Piano solo— Bird Waltz, William Fyso.i. Song— My blue-eyed Doll, Lilian Collen. Piano duet— ...